UK SACT Board annual conference – 28 November 2023

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UK SACT Board annual conference – 28 November 2023

The UK Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) Board will be hosting its Annual Conference at the Pullman London St Pancras Hotel on Tuesday 28 November 2023. Chaired by Dr Tom Roques, Chair of the UK SACT Board and Vice President, Clinical Oncology at The Royal College of Radiologists, this year’s event will include sessions on SACT capacity in the UK, innovation in SACT practice, a forward look to the next decade in cancer care and digital supportive care.

Registration is just £25 (including VAT). Click here to book your place (booking closes 2 days before the conference) or for more information, please visit the UKSB website.

We look forward to seeing you at what will surely be an exciting, educational and informative day.

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