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The meeting will be held via Zoom on Monday July 27th, from 2.00pm-3.30pm https://prostatecanceruk.zoom.us/j/97200090901 The session draws on the experiences from sites around the country and will articulate the benefits to healthcare systems and patients of developing, implementing and further expanding our TrueNth Supported Self-Management project.

Join Microsoft Teams Meeting +44 113 486 0108 United Kingdom, Leeds (Toll) Conference ID: 971 393 610# If you have any questions, please contact england.patientactivation@nhs.net

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The slides and recording will be shared after the event and made available on the skills, knowledge and confidence workspace. If you have any questions, please contact england.patientactivation@nhs.net. Kind regards The Supported Self-management Team

The slides and recording will be shared after the event and made available on the skills, knowledge and confidence workspace. If you have any questions, please contact england.patientactivation@nhs.net. Kind regards The Supported Self-management Team

Digital Remote Monitoring Systems Share and Learn Webinar – Wednesday 5th August, 11.00am – 12.30pm The Living With and Beyond Cancer team at NHSE&I would like to invite you to join us for a Share and Learn webinar on Digital Remote Monitoring Systems (RMS) for personalised stratified follow up (PSFU). Suitable audience: everyone involved in delivery of care to people affected by cancer, in any setting, any organisation. Please forward this invitation to any colleagues you think would be interested in attending. This Share and Learn will cover: - A refresher on the PSFU handbook, - Guest speakers who are currently implementing digital RMS, - A discussion led by the LWBC team and NHSX on the development of the digital RMS technical guide, - Any questions. Further information will follow closer to the date of the webinar. The webinar will be recorded and together with the slides will be available on the Cancer Alliance Workspace after the session. +44 113 486 0108 United Kingdom, Leeds (Toll) 0800 048 9812 United Kingdom (Toll-free) Conference ID: 316 535 702# Join with a video conferencing device 690052037@t.plcm.vc VTC Conference ID: 1256049577

Supported Self-Management Share and Learn Webinar – Wednesday 26th August, 11.00am – 12.30pm. The Living With and Beyond Cancer team at NHSE&I would like to invite you to join us for a Share and Learn webinar on Supported Self-Management. Join Microsoft Teams Meeting +44 113 486 0108 United Kingdom, Leeds (Toll) 0800 048 9812 United Kingdom (Toll-free) Conference ID: 735 381 163#

Who is the training is for? The course has been designed for front line workers who are in direct contact with the public, who wish to develop or sharpen their conversational skills, and who want to improve their knowledge of basic health and well-being advice and where to signpost people to for further help. The course can cater for large groups of participants from a mix of different service areas. The target audience includes workers who have been re-purposed to respond to COVID19, and new volunteers who have come forward to help. Wide-ranging tasks these workers deliver include: telephoning to check on vulnerable residents; arranging food parcels and prescriptions; connecting to befriending activities and signposting people coping with bereavement to appropriate services. Contact with the public is now frequently over the telephone. Face-to-face contact must be at a safe, and unusual, social distance. COVID19 has meant that many more front-line workers are having to deal with issues that matter to people (and that can impact mental health) that are outside of their comfort zone. Course objectives The Good Conversations skills training supports frontline workers to Make Every Contact Count (MECC). It builds confidence, knowledge and skills required for good conversations in these very challenging times. With its strong emphasis on core communication skills, the course also provides excellent foundation-level training for staff who may wish to engage in more specialist training in areas such as Mental Health First Aid, Domestic Violence and Motivational Interviewing.

Contact KPierce@macmillan.org.uk to book places

The Living With and Beyond Cancer team at NHSE&I would like to invite you to join us for a Share and Learn webinar on workforce to support personalised care in cancer. This webinar is about workforce to support implementation of Personalised Stratified Follow Up (PSFU) and Personalised Care (PC), and not workforce issues around personalised medicine. england.cancerpolicy@nhs.net is the e-mail address to book a place

The Living With and Beyond Cancer team at NHSE&I would like to invite you to join us for webinar on the RMS Implementation Guide. Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer or mobile app https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_NDhkZmRkYmUtZTBhZC00YzgyLThhMzEtMzhiMGE4MWYxODZm%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2203159e92-72c6-4b23-a64a-af50e790adbf%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22e27b8aa6-6c86-4eef-99df-42b4357b7b31%22%7d Join with a video conferencing device 690052037@t.plcm.vc Video Conference ID: 123 781 332 7 Alternative VTC dial in instructions: https://dialin.plcm.vc/teams/?key=690052037&conf=1237813327 Or call in (audio only) +44 113 486 0108,,638040848# United Kingdom, Leeds 0800 048 9812,,638040848# United Kingdom (Toll-free) Phone Conference ID: 638 040 848# Find a local number | Reset PIN Learn More | Help | Meeting options

The Living With and Beyond Cancer team at NHSE&I would like to invite you to join us for a Share and Learn webinar. More information on the topic will follow shortly.

The meeting will launch The Christie Centre for Living Beyond Cancer Science and showcase the diverse strength and depth amongst our clinical and academic teams in this important and developing field. Suitable for any clinical or non-clinical staff from all professional backgrounds with an interest in research related to patients living with the consequences of treatment for cancer - this is an ideal learning opportunity for you! Full agenda to be released soon, but key topics covered include: • Bone and endocrine consequences • Bowel and bladder late effects • Musculoskeletal consequences • Cardiovascular effects • Development of second cancers • Patient pathways and experience

The next meeting on reducing inequalities in cancer care will take place on Monday 1st March (12.00 – 13.30). We are delighted to have Dr Bola Owolabi, NHSE/I Director for Health Inequalities, joining us to outline the national priorities. We are also interested in hearing more examples of local best practice, so please contact Ciaran, ciaran.osborne@nhs.net by COP Friday 12th February, if you have any examples you would like to share. Any questions in the meantime, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

We would like to invite you to attend a session on Tailoring conversations and building rapport, which will be held on the 16 March, 15.00-16.30 This 90 minute session for health and wellbeing coaches and care coordinators will draw on the skills and training core to these roles to build confidence in tailoring conversations and building rapport. It will cover: Section 1; What is at the foundation of good communication? ( we will touch upon trust/rapport/empathy/partnership) Section 2: How can we become better listeners? (we will touch upon verbal/non verbal listening skills and anything else) Section 3: Rethinking the questions we use to truly discover what matter to people, using theory and conversation frameworks to aid this important conversation (we will touch upon TGROW stages of change com-B, confidence ruler). It will be presented by: Jo McGoldrick - Jo is a Health and Wellbeing Coach Mentor for NHSE, Health Coach trainer and supervisor, as well as continuing to practice health coaching at her local GP practice Deborah O’Nyons - Deborah is a mentor for the supported self-management team for NHSE and her background is in person centred care planning and coordination, health coaching/health coach training, leadership and management coaching. Jim Phillips - Jim has over twenty years’ experience in the design, development and implementation of approaches that enable empowerment. He has been involved in setting up peer support groups, campaigning for better care and advising policy makers on developing person-centred care approaches and has carried a patient case load as a health coach All health and wellbeing coaches and care coordinators are welcome to join. This session may be particularly helpful for people who are thinking about how to tailor conversations without using the Patient Activation Measure. If you would like to attend this event please register on the following link, https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tailoring-conversations-and-building-rapport-tickets-144674993801 . Once you have registered to the event joining instruction will be sent to you from the Supported Self-Management inbox. Please note, there is a capacity of 250 guests that are able to attend this session. The webinar will be recorded and uploaded on the SSM platform to view after the event. If you have any issues signing up to the event or any question please email ENGLAND.supportedselfmanagement@nhs.net .

Contact paula.stanley2@nhs.net to register for the webinar

Supported by NHS England and NHS Improvement and UKONS, as well as major cancer charities including Macmillan and Cancer Research UK, the programme will focus on COVID-19 and cancer care through collaborative learning, shared inspirational experiences and the latest innovations. An opportunity for reflective practice Running in June and September, we have a few places left on our Online Group Reflective Practice sessions, delivered via Zoom, to health and social care professionals in clinical or leadership roles. Participants will discover how to be able to share, in confidence, aspects of clinical practice and learn how they impact on patients’ experiences of care. Supporting your patients from diagnosis We can be there for your patients from day one. They can sign up for regular tailored emails to support them through diagnosis and beyond, covering topics such as the possible side effects of treatment, managing finances and the importance of following a healthy diet. Please encourage the people you support to sign up.

Blood Cancer UK Health Information Needs Webinar I just wanted to let you know that this Friday 14 May at 12:30pm, we are hosting a free short webinar about the health information needs of people with blood cancer. This is aimed at healthcare professionals supporting people with blood cancer, predominantly nurses but also those who use or distribute our blood cancer information. It will be delivered by Blood Cancer UK and an external research specialist via Zoom. We have been doing some in-depth research with people recently diagnosed with a blood cancer, which has given us the deepest insight we’ve had in recent years about what people need from health information. You will hear: • how far printed blood cancer information is currently meeting people’s needs • what printed resources would better meet people’s needs • changes Blood Cancer UK is planning based on these insights. Your support and input are crucial – please come and listen to the research, ask questions and give us your views. We can’t change things for the better without you.

Aims and objectives: At the end of the training you will, be able to set up an eHNA, understand how the patient completes an eHNA, be able to develop a care plan and have to access useful tools to support you. Session: • Overview “what is an eHNA” • How to set up an eHNA for your patient • Understand how the patient completes a eHNA • How to develop a careplan • Useful tools to support your assessment Please contact Katie Pierce KPierce@macmillan.org.uk to book a place.

Aims and objectives: At the end of the training you will, be able to set up an eHNA, understand how the patient completes an eHNA, be able to develop a care plan and have to access useful tools to support you. Session: • Overview “what is an eHNA” • How to set up an eHNA for your patient • Understand how the patient completes a eHNA • How to develop a careplan • Useful tools to support your assessment Please contact Katie Pierce KPierce@macmillan.org.uk to book a place.

Aims and objectives: At the end of the training you will, be able to set up an eHNA, understand how the patient completes an eHNA, be able to develop a care plan and have to access useful tools to support you. Session: • Overview “what is an eHNA” • How to set up an eHNA for your patient • Understand how the patient completes a eHNA • How to develop a careplan • Useful tools to support your assessment Please contact Katie Pierce KPierce@macmillan.org.uk to book a place.