Beyond treatment: Supporting quality of life, sexual health and recovery
Join Sophie Smith for a 20‑minute session focused on supporting quality of life, sexual health and recovery for men living with and beyond prostate cancer. Drawing on extensive clinical experience and her leadership in developing national support services, Sophie explores the impact of treatment on sexual function and wellbeing, how to initiate and normalise conversations about sexual health, and practical strategies for overcoming common barriers in secondary care. The session also highlights key guidelines and signposting pathways to help clinicians provide holistic, inclusive and person‑centred support.
Sexual Wellbeing: In conversation with Steve Allen
Join Kavita Taylor and Steve Allen for a powerful and honest conversation about sexual wellbeing after prostate cancer. Through Steve’s lived experience and Kavita’s expertise in service development and holistic support, this 20‑minute session explores the emotional, relational, and identity‑related impact of treatment‑related sexual side effects. The discussion highlights gaps in current support, the importance of compassionate, person‑centred care, and practical ways secondary care teams can strengthen sexual wellbeing pathways for men living with and beyond prostate cancer.
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.
Genes & Risk: What every Secondary Care Clinician should know about BRCA
Join Dr Liz Bancroft for a focused 30‑minute session on the essential BRCA knowledge every secondary care clinician should understand. This webinar explores the clinical significance of BRCA1 and BRCA2, the role of screening in carriers, the impact of BRCA status on prostate cancer treatment, and how to navigate NHS genetic testing pathways. The session also highlights the importance of genetic counselling and the wider implications for families, supporting clinicians to deliver informed, equitable, and patient‑centred care.
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.
Early Diagnosis Webinar for Scotland
Join Dr Sam Merriel, GP and NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer at the Centre for Primary Care and Health Services Research at the University of Manchester, and Naomi Line, Education Manager at Prostate Cancer UK for a focused webinar on enhancing early detection of prostate cancer in Scotland. Tailored for primary care professionals, this session offers insights into risk assessment, PSA testing, and addressing health disparities.
The Importance of Opening up Conversations on Sexual Wellbeing
Sophie Smith and Deidre Vlotman, Specialist Nurses at Prostate Cancer UK, present a practical guide on opening up conversations on sexual wellbeing.
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.
Genetic Testing & Health Inequalities: Supporting Equitable Patient Care
Dr Liz Bancroft presents the integration of genetics into prostate cancer care and implications for clinical practice.
National Prostate Cancer Audit: State of the Nation Report 2025
Many men across England may not be receiving recommended combination treatment strategies (treatment intensification) for their metastatic prostate cancer. Black men and men from more socioeconomic backgrounds are less likely to receive appropriate treatment compared to White men and men from less socioeconomic backgrounds.