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Skin Cancer (non-melanoma) SACT consent forms – CRUK

By BOPA Committee on 19th March 2024

We are pleased to inform you that the Skin Cancer (non-melanoma) SACT consent forms have been reviewed and updated. They are now available on the CRUK website at : www.cruk.org/sact_consent.

A couple of new regimens have been added to the list

  1. Cemiplimab
  2. Vismodegib

Please note that the regimens with cutaneous lymphoma indications have not been updated. They will be reviewed and updated alongside the Lymphoma group which is in progress.

Please share this update within your clinical teams or forward to the relevant lead cancer clinician for your organisation.

Any questions, please do let me know.

Best wishes,

Alia

Alia Nizam |Specialist Oncology Pharmacist. CRUK – Information Lead|

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