BOPA Passport and UTIC

Over the next few days we will rolling out an update to the current Passport content based on user feedback and errors highlighted. This includes updates to MCQs and a new element in the core module – UTIC.  The UTIC course (Understanding Targeted therapies and Immunotherapies for Cancer), delivered by Elaine Vickers, will be a compulsory core component for Passport users going forward, and as an optional learning component to those already registered (it will not be shown in the passport but can be completed as extra).

 

This course is available via the BOPA website and the ISOPP website. After completion of the 5 modules, you will be awarded a certificate, which can be uploaded to the BOPA Passport as evidence.  For more information on the course visit: https://www.bopa.org.uk/utic/

 

The Passport Pillar wish to thank the membership for their involvement in ensuring the Passport content is relevant and correct and welcome ongoing feedback. Please send any queries or comments to: [email protected]

 

Sarah Mitchell (BOPA Passport Lead and Clinical Pharmacist | Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre )

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