Our professional section covers a wide range of topics taken from previous TYAC & CCLG meetings.
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Filmed on Friday 20th April at TYAC Spring Education Day 2012 – Demystifying brain tumours in young people. Here is TYAC’s chairman and consultant paediatric and adolescent oncologist Dr. Dave Hobin with an introduction of the days events. For more information […]
Filmed on Friday 20th April at TYAC Spring Education Day 2012 – Demystifying brain tumours in young people. Dr. Sophie Wilne – Paediatric Oncologist, Nottingham Children’s Hospital takes us through an interactive quiz on the brain. For more information on TYAC […]
Mark Wilkinson gives a demonstration on EVA (Evaluation Video Apparatus)
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Here we get to hear from the patient and expert panel of the day.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Time for a discussion about the barriers and issues that could arise when offering an unbiased choice.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Sue Morgan and Russell Patmore talk about how they as professionals can help young people make a choice about their place of care.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Discussions on how shared care can be delivered in different situations.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Here is the challenges discussions lead by Simon Fuller.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. David Thomas and Julie Watson talk about their experiences when it comes to shared care.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Here’s a TYA MDT update from Dan Stark.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Fiona Stephenson and Julie Bielby takes the group through the improving outcomes guidance policy.
Filmed at TYA Education Day on Friday 5th November 2010. Here is the days welcome by Teenage Cancer Trust’s Simon Fuller.