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PRECISE Scoring: Enhancing Clinical Decision-Making

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Minutes: 15

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Topic:

Active Surveillance, Treatment
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Area of Practice:

Secondary Care
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Recommended for:

Allied Health Professional, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Secondary Care Doctor, Secondary Care Nurse

Join Dr Olly Hulson, an experienced prostate cancer diagnostics lead and advocate for educational innovation, as he explores the vital role of MRI in the active surveillance pathway. This session focuses on the development, application, and real-world impact of the PRECISE criteria in guiding MRI monitoring for men undergoing active surveillance.

With a passion for patient-centred communication and informed decision-making, Dr Hulson shares his experience revising patient education materials and training colleagues in transperineal biopsy techniques. He also addresses the ongoing misconceptions around prostate biopsy and over-diagnosis, drawing on his work with Prostate Cancer UK’s Clinical Champions Programme.

Ideal for Imaging Specialists, Urologists, and Primary Care teams, this session provides a balanced view of the benefits and limitations of MRI in surveillance and equips participants with insights to enhance practice and patient confidence.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
  • Describe the role of active surveillance (AS) in the management of prostate cancer.
  • Understand the role of MRI in monitoring patients on active surveillance.
  • Summarise the development and purpose of the PRECISE criteria for MRI in active surveillance.
  • Evaluate the benefits and limitations of using PRECISE criteria in the context of AS MRI.

Please be aware this session was recorded on 03/2025 for Specialists Conference 2025. We review our webinar content every 2 years.

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Webinar Presenter

Dr Olly Hulson

Consultant Radiologist at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Dr Olly Hulson has a specific interest in prostate cancer diagnostics and therapy and has led the introduction of transperineal biopsy in his centre. Dr Hulson has a keen interest in teaching and education and is currently training consultant and sonographer colleagues in the new biopsy technique. Dr Hulson has worked closely with Prostate Cancer UK in the past on developing their patient information leaflets. This challenged his preconceptions of what constitutes good patient information. In particular, the input from patients and support groups which he found enlightening and led to him revising his own in-house information leaflets armed with this new knowledge and experience. Dr Hulson is thrilled to be a part of Prostate Cancer UK’s Clinical Champions Programme and looks forward to meeting other like-minded individuals seeking to drive patient care forward. His project seeks to work alongside colleagues in general practice to address misconceptions regarding over-diagnosis of prostate cancer and their perceived risks of prostate biopsy.

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