BOPA Introduction to Oncology Course held at the Christie

So today we ran the second of two BOPA Introduction to Oncology Courses. This one was at the Christie Hospital.

We would like to thank all our speakers. We are  pleased to have some new people speak as part of BOPA E&T. The new faces speaking for BOPA for the first time; we had Lynne Thompson presenting on pharmaceutical care planning with an in-depth case study for a DLBCL patient. Secondly we had Rhona Johnson: Christie’s very own SACT practice facilitator teaching delegates about the management of the complications of administering chemotherapy.

Thank you very much to all for coming, we hope you enjoyed the day. Watch this space for more events from BOPA E&T.

Best wishes
BOPA E&T Team

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