Exploring radiotherapy treatment, pathways and supportive care – a collaboration with RadChat

Clive Peedell is a consultant clinical oncologist with a specialization in treating urological cancers, including prostate cancer. He co-founded the National Health Action Party in 2012 to advocate against NHS privatization and has been a vocal proponent for maintaining a publicly funded and accessible health service. Peedell is also known for his research contributions and his active role in raising awareness about health policy impacts on patient care. His dedication to oncology and healthcare activism has made him a prominent figure in UK medical circles.

Catherine Holborn is an experienced healthcare educator and leader, currently serving at Sheffield Hallam University. She brings a wealth of expertise in clinical education, with a focus on enhancing healthcare practice through innovative training and development. Known for her contributions to interprofessional learning, Catherine is dedicated to improving healthcare delivery by fostering collaboration among health professionals. Her work in academic leadership continues to influence the next generation of healthcare practitioners.

Amy started her professional life working with people who had learning disabilities and mental health issues. This established her life-long interest in the societal factors that influence our health and led to a role working across Bradford District to reduce health inequalities and improve care.

Amy has since held roles in national charities working to address health issues. At Prostate Cancer UK she’s led programmes that deliver clinical-skills-based education to thousands and established the charity’s clinical leadership education – including the flagship Clinical Champions. She has strengthened and scaled up the charity’s role in evidence-based policy and health influencing – including co-authoring multiple journal pieces that significantly shifted the evidence base. She has led the charity’s risk awareness work since 2021 – including a joint campaign with the NHS. To date over 3 million men have completed the online risk checker. Health inequity remains a core interest and shapes much of her work.