Postgraduate standalone modules in Genomic medicine
An exciting opportunity for NHS staff to study standalone postgraduate modules in genomic medicine, funded by Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW).
Genomic medicine is revolutionising the fields of oncology, pharmacy, rare disorders, mental health and infectious diseases. Research continues at a rapid pace to develop our understanding of the relationship between our genes and our health. It increasingly informs the health care we provide for our patients and is more likely to feature in the dialogue we have with them.
A series of accredited and accessible standalone modules is now available to all NHS Wales staff. Modules will be delivered in partnership with the All Wales Medical Genomics Service (AWMGS), Wales Gene Park (WGP) and NHS Wales.
Find out more about the course and how to apply.
Palliative Care webinar series
We are delighted to announce that the School of Medicine's Palliative Care team is bringing back their popular webinar series for 2022-23. The first set of 5 webinars, aimed at District Nurses, is now complete (and is available on our YouTube channel).
We will be announcing the next set of 5 webinars in early 2023.
Community Oncology webinar series
The 2022 programme has now finished - you can view all the recordings on our YouTube channel.
The programme is kindly funded by MacMillan Cancer Support.
The Community Oncology team are:
- Dr Fiona Rawlinson, Consultant in Palliative Medicine and Programme Director of Postgraduate Palliative Medicine at Cardiff University
- Dr Mick Button, Consultant Oncologist at Velindre Cancer Centre
- Dr Elise Lang, Macmillan GP, North Cardiff
Sessions also include presentations from other specialists.
Recordings from previous sessions
Recordings from the 2021 programme are also available to watch.