Find out all the key information you need to know about pancreatic cancer to support your patients throughout their pathway.
Our CPD accredited three-part introduction to pancreatic cancer course is a useful resource for GPs providing 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.
Visit our dietetic management page for resources on pancreatic cancer, diet and PERT to help you support your patients. You'll find guidance on the current PERT shortages and information on the supply of unlicensed PERT preparations and how to issue these prescriptions correctly.
Our specialist nurses can support you with any specific questions you might have around caring for someone with pancreatic cancer. They also provide additional support to your patients and their families.
As a GP, you can play an important role in helping people understand the symptoms of pancreatic cancer and get a diagnosis sooner. To support your awareness raising activities, you can order our popular free awareness materials. These include printed materials for information displays and digital graphics for social media and waiting room digital displays.
Access GatewayC pancreatic cancer resources, designed to support primary care professionals in clinical decision-making, detecting early symptoms, and when to refer on a suspected cancer pathway.
Give your patients the knowledge they need to make informed choices by sharing our information. It’s easy to understand, reviewed by clinical experts and covers all aspects of pancreatic cancer so you can share it with full confidence.
Circles allows people affected by pancreatic cancer to connect via groups, such as WhatsApp and Facebook. It's a space to share with others who 'just get it'.
We provide free webinars for those living with pancreatic cancer and their loved ones, including sessions on emotional wellbeing, diet and treatment.
