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Nicola gets a heartwarming satisfaction working as a dietitian in haematology and oncology helping children during their treatment

2024-10-10T14:53:36+00:00

To mark National Allied Health Professionals (AHP) Day 2024 (Monday 14 October 2024), Nicola Williams shares how she became a paediatric dietician working at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital. How did you become a paediatric dietician? Initially I went to university to do Biological Sciences in Sheffield inspired by my favourite A level subject of biology. I wasn’t sure what I wanted to be at the time other than likely to do something with children and vaguely medical. During my course I chose to do a module in nutrition and only then learnt dietitians existed! I thought this [...]

Nicola gets a heartwarming satisfaction working as a dietitian in haematology and oncology helping children during their treatment2024-10-10T14:53:36+00:00

The personalised care podcast series is now CPD accredited

2024-08-29T13:09:04+00:00

The latest series of the Greater Manchester Cancer podcast, a series of six episodes looking in detail at personalised care, is now CPD accredited. Personalised care is fundamental to delivering better quality care that is meaningful to the individual and supports their health and wellbeing. This empowers people to manage their care and the impact of their cancer. Covering Holistic Needs Assessments, Personalised Stratified Follow up, Treatment Summaries, Gemonics, Cancer Care Reviews and social prescribing, each episode sees the experts delivering this work -  including patients who have been closely involved in co-production throughout – discuss what’s involved. Freya Driver, Personalised [...]

The personalised care podcast series is now CPD accredited2024-08-29T13:09:04+00:00

Life after oesophageal cancer: David’s story

2024-02-29T11:51:54+00:00

David Jones-Stanley is a 49-year-old operations director who lives in Wigan. He has been with his husband James for 28 years and the pair have 3 boys – aged 19, 13 and 11. David, who volunteers as a patient representative for the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance was diagnosed with stage 3 food pipe (oesophageal) cancer in October 2021. He didn’t have a lot of the traditional symptoms like heartburn or acid reflux but knew something was wrong when he went to get some ham from the fridge and couldn’t swallow it. He went to his local hospital for an endoscopy [...]

Life after oesophageal cancer: David’s story2024-02-29T11:51:54+00:00

“Don’t be like me, you don’t want to go through what I’ve been through” – the survivor throwing his support behind an NHS sun safety campaign

2023-05-12T12:38:59+00:00

Neville, from Stockport, is urging people to stay safe in the sun and protect themselves from skin cancer. Neville, from Stockport, was diagnosed with melanoma, a type of skin cancer, in September last year, and is urging people to stay safe in the sun and protect themselves from skin cancer. Grandfather-of-four Neville Jennings was a self-confessed sun worshipper before a shocking skin cancer diagnosis. Neville, from Stockport, was diagnosed with melanoma, a type of skin cancer, in September last year, and is urging people to stay safe in the sun and protect themselves from skin [...]

“Don’t be like me, you don’t want to go through what I’ve been through” – the survivor throwing his support behind an NHS sun safety campaign2023-05-12T12:38:59+00:00
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