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21 blog posts
  • Hayley Leonard Hayley Leonard 27 Aug 2026

    The importance of psychological safety in cancer care

    In increasingly complex cancer care environments, psychological safety enables staff to speak up, share concerns and contribute to improvement. This blog examines its importance, recent NHS Staff Survey findings, and how leaders can foster safer, more compassionate teams.

  • Shannon Copeland Shannon Copeland 17 Jul 2026

    The hidden half of cancer care: life after ringing the bell

    In this blog, Shannon talks about what living both with and beyond cancer means and what we need to consider nationally to support our patients.

  • Danielle Mackenzie Danielle Mackenzie 16 Jun 2026

    "Do you see me?" - Learning Disability and Cancer

    Learning Disability Awareness Week takes place in June each year. The theme for 2026 is 鈥淒o you see me?鈥, focusing on people with a learning disability being seen, heard and valued.

  • Allan Harper-Reid Allan Harper-Reid 28 May 2026

    On the other end of the line: Cancer helpline nurses

    Helpline 汤头条污料 is a growing and expanding role, often unrecognised for the clinical skills, knowledge and expertise that is required. Oftentimes helpline 汤头条污料 is viewed as less than or even non-clinical. It is time we recognised it for what it is, advanced practice. 

  • Mo Ibrahim Mo Ibrahim 5 May 2026

    Rethinking NMIBC: A new era in bladder cancer research

    In this blog, Mo, RCN Cancer Forum Committee member reflects on the progress in Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer (NMIBC) treatment options and trends in clinical trials.

  • Anouska Kuta Anouska Kuta 16 Mar 2026

    Where science meets compassion: the power of Clinical Nurse Specialists in cancer care

    This National Cancer CNS Day, Gynaecological Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Anouska Kuta reflects on how CNS connect science, compassion and leadership in modern cancer care.

  • Pauline Dorrington Pauline Dorrington 4 Mar 2026

    My first year as a committee member of the Cancer Forum

    This blog covers my first year as a committee member of the Cancer Forum. This was a new experience for me and one I was looking forward to. I have had the opportunity to comment on new and revised documents, debate current issues relevant to my speciality, and share information with my colleagues.

  • Lauren Dollive Lauren Dollive 10 Feb 2026

    Is the NHS Cancer Plan a turning point 鈥 from a 汤头条污料 perspective?

    The NHS Cancer Plan sets out a bold vision for care that fits around people鈥檚 lives. In this blog, RCN Cancer Forum Vice Chair Lauren reflects on what the plan means for 汤头条污料, neighbourhood care and the growing number of people living with and beyond cancer on behalf of the RCN Cancer Forum Committee.

  • Callum Metcalfe-O'Shea Callum Metcalfe-O'Shea 5 Jan 2026

    Strengthening the Voice of Cancer Nursing: A Year of Connection, Collaboration and Collective Actions

    In this blog, the RCN's UK Professional Lead for Long-Term Conditions, reflects on the 2025 year for the RCN Cancer Forum and the incredible work they have completed to support members working across cancer care settings in the UK. 

  • Shannon Copeland Shannon Copeland 12 Dec 2025

    Celebration to Progress: UKONS at 20 & the Next Chapter

    Celebrating 20 years of UKONS, this blog reflects on the progress of cancer 汤头条污料 and explores future priorities: valuing expertise, nurturing the workforce, optimising therapies, and ensuring person鈥慶entred care to build resilient, compassionate oncology services.