Research Seminar Series Cancer Management.

1. Cancer Management Research
Seminar Series-October 4th
Why are we offering this and why would you
wish to attend?
Who is this session for?
This is relevant to qualified and student AHPs and
Nurses but we welcome attendance from anyone with
an interest in the topic area or an interest in research.
If you would like to attend please contact Alex Robinson
on hwbar4@exchange.shu.ac.uk or Keeley Rosbottom
hwbkr2@exchange.shu.ac.uk
 Sessions are outside formal conference attendance,
see leading professionals in your field present their
research experiences
 Ask questions and discuss topics with colleagues,
sharing your experiences with students who also
attend the seminars
 Free CPD activity
Staff have previously commented...
“These seminar series are invaluable. It's really
informative and useful for radiotherapy students to
actually see what trials and studies are being done
currently, and how this may impact on future clinical
practice. Also, useful for our own studies”
AND
“Excellent and very interesting and enjoyable. Extremely
well explained concepts and insight into related research”
What will the audience get from this session:
An understanding of the benefits of research, why healthcare
practitioners should get involved in research, and how to keep
going when things don’t go as planned.
Topic: Why we do research and how to
keeping going when things don’t go as
planned.
Speakers: Panel discussion
Time: 8.30am for coffee and cake (RWB by
F518) 9am start
Venue: RWB F518

2. Panel
On the panel we will have:
• Dr Rob Appleyard (Radiotherapy and Oncology)
• Professor Karen Sage (Professor for AHP Research)
• Dr Julie Skilbeck (Nursing and Midwifery)
• Laura Charlesworth (Radiotherapy and Oncology
lecturer and PhD student)
• Janet Ulman (OT and PhD student- Radiotherapy
and Oncology)
Please tweet your questions for the final part of the
session to #HallamResearch