We’re all part of a community that’s working to support people with pancreatic cancer.
Whatever your role, you play a crucial part. And we are here to help you.
Stay up to date, increase your knowledge and grow your confidence with our free educational events, online courses and resources designed for health professionals like you.
The additional information and support we can provide to patients and their families complements the dedicated care you provide. Together we can improve their quality of life.
Discover a range of information and resources to increase your knowledge of pancreatic cancer and support your patients.
Get your place at free online educational events for health professionals and watch recordings from past events on topics like diet, diabetes and emotional support.
Help ensure your patients get the best care and support possible by staying up to date with our monthly health professional emails.
Around 1 in 10 pancreatic cancers are inherited. As a health professional, you should refer patients who may have an inherited risk of pancreatic cancer to a national study, called EUROPAC, through which they may be able to receive regular monitoring that could ultimately save their life.
Visit our hub for resources on pancreatic cancer and PERT, including our short online course CPD approved by the British Dietetic Association and endorsed by the Pancreatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, and guides for health professionals and patients.
This Optimal Care Pathway initiative brought together a community of health professionals and people with lived experience across the UK to understand the obstacles people face, and agree what needs to happen to improve diagnosis, treatment and care.
Our three-part introduction to pancreatic cancer course provides an overview of pancreatic cancer, from how it presents and the symptoms associated with the disease, to treatment options and the ongoing supportive care needs of people with pancreatic cancer.
Keep at the forefront of developments and innovations in pancreatic cancer by signing up to receive our quarterly updates for health professionals specialising in pancreatic cancer.
Keep up to date with how you can drive improvements in pancreatic cancer pathways and care in your area.