Early Detection of Prostate Cancer and Black Health Equity in the West Midlands
Black men are at significantly higher risk of prostate cancer and are more likely to be diagnosed at a younger age. This webinar offers a practical overview of early detection and Black health equity, supporting healthcare professionals to improve awareness, assessment, and outcomes.
Mind the gap: Tackling Inequalities in prostate cancer care
Join Dr Kukua Harley and Wayne Perkins for a powerful session exploring the inequalities that shape prostate cancer outcomes. Focusing on the heightened risk for Black men, systemic barriers across the prostate cancer pathway, and the importance of embedding the patient voice, this 30‑minute session highlights practical steps secondary care clinicians can take to deliver more equitable, culturally competent, and person‑centred care. Through clinical insight and lived experience, the session offers a grounded understanding of how to close the gap and improve outcomes for those most at risk.
Prostate Cancer Essentials: Part 3 – Management of Locally Advanced Prostate Cancer
This course introduces locally advanced prostate cancer and provides an overview of the various treatment options.
Early Detection of Prostate Cancer in Primary Care
Join this webinar with Dr Alexander Norman and Amy Rylance to explore prostate cancer risk factors, PSA blood testing, diagnostic updates, health inequalities and understand the development of the National Screening Committee (NSC) and the TRANSFORM trial. Chaired by Rhiannon Ashman and in collaboration with MIMs, the session will provide practical guidance to support informed decision-making and improve outcomes in primary care.
Through Mervin’s Eyes: Reflecting on Prostate Cancer Care
Dr Veronica Moshokgo and Mervin explore disparities in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment for Black men, promoting equitable, compassionate care.
PSA diagnostic case studies
Dr Sam Merriel and Dr Olly Hulson cover some case studies common to Primary Care, to explore early diagnosis and diagnostic pathways through real-world scenarios.
The professional development framework for specialist prostate cancer nursing
This Professional Development Framework, supported by Prostate Cancer UK and developed by nurses, researchers, and patients, outlines the essential skills, knowledge, and training for nurses advancing in prostate cancer care.
Tens of thousands fewer men face harm in prostate cancer diagnosis
Prostate Cancer UK’s new research indicates that improved scans and safer biopsies may allow the UK to launch a prostate cancer screening program, potentially reducing deaths and harms, with the National Screening Committee considering new screening proposals.
Prostate Cancer Essentials: Part 2 – Diagnosing and Staging
A course providing healthcare professionals with an increased understanding of how prostate cancer is diagnosed.
The modern prostate cancer diagnostic pathway
Dr. Olly Hulson provides an overview of the modern prostate cancer diagnostic pathway.