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Webinar 24th September - Early Detection of Prostate Cancer and Black Health Equity in the West Midlands

Welcome to this educational webinar for health professionals working across primary care and healthcare services in the West Midlands.

Register for webinar here 

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK. Around 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime, rising to approximately 1 in 4 Black men. Significant inequalities persist in awareness, access to assessment, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes, with Black men more likely to develop prostate cancer at a younger age and at a higher risk than other population groups. Improving early detection and ensuring equitable access to care are therefore essential priorities for healthcare professionals.

This lunchtime webinar will provide a practical update on the early detection of prostate cancer, with a particular focus on improving Black health equity and supporting primary care teams to identify and manage risk effectively.

During this webinar, we will explore:

  • Key risk factors for prostate cancer and the importance of recognising individuals at increased risk.
  • Health inequalities in prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment and outcomes across the UK and within the West Midlands.
  • Current evidence and the latest recommendations from the UK National Screening Committee.
  • Real-world case studies that demonstrate the challenges and opportunities in improving prostate cancer detection and equitable care.

By attending, you will enhance your understanding of prostate cancer risk, early detection strategies, and the actions needed to address inequalities and improve outcomes for men across the West Midlands. There will also be an opportunity to engage directly with our expert speaker, ask questions, and discuss practical approaches that can be applied in your own clinical setting.

Who should attend?

This webinar is designed for primary care health professionals.

Please note that the speaker is TBC and more information will be shared soon.

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Prostate Cancer UK - Healthcare Professionals resources and training

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Healthcare professionals can access our dedicated health professional webpages for up‑to‑date information, resources, and practical support. 

Prostate Cancer UK Information for Health Professionals | Prostate Cancer UK

We have a Diagnostics Hub with information on diagnosis to support you and your patients, this includes support on counselling on the pros and cons of the PSA blood test.

https://prostatecanceruk.org/for-health-professionals/resources/diagnostics

 Monthly e-newsletter for healthcare professionals.

Keep up to date with the latest information on prostate cancer.

This includes guidelines updates, best practice information and updates about the National Screening Committee decision for example.

It is a good way for healthcare professionals to keep on top of all news relating to prostate cancer and how it may affect your practice.

Subscribe | Prostate Cancer UK

 Prostate Cancer UK has a free online learning platform for healthcare professionals.

Offering free courses, webinars, resources and educational opportunities.

It a good opportunity for clinicians to develop their learning, upskill and build on their CPD.

We will be launching a Black Health Equity module in June.

Prostate Cancer UK Education

 

Prostate Cancer Early Diagnosis webinar

This webinar, led by Dr Sam Merriel, GP and NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer at the Centre for Primary Care and Health Services Research at the University of Manchester, aims to equip primary care professionals with the knowledge and tools to identify high-risk individuals, understand the nuances of PSA testing, and navigate recent changes in diagnostic pathways.

Emphasis will also be placed on recognising and addressing health disparities, particularly among Black men and other high-risk groups. Participants will gain practical strategies to support informed decision-making and improve patient outcomes.

This webinar is facilitated by Naomi Line, Education Manager at Prostate Cancer UK who offers her insights from her background in education delivery and learning and development.

Early Diagnosis Webinar for Scotland

West Midlands Cancer Alliance Cancer Academy

WMCA Poster V3We launched our brand-new Cancer Academy in April!

The site is a centralised platform designed to support lifelong learning for our current, and future, cancer workforce.

Created to support our entire cancer workforce, our courses and extensive resources are aimed at enhancing your knowledge and helping you stay skilled and up to date in all thing’s cancer care.

Whether you work in a clinical setting or an administrative role, the Academy is here for you.

WMCA Cancer Academy

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