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CANCELLED - ACPOPC Spring Conference
Dear ACPOPC Members,
Due to the current situation with the Coronavirus, we as a committee have taken the difficult decision to postpone our conference that was due to take place in June 2020.
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Invitation – online survey regarding Advanced Physiotherapy Practice in oncology
Are you a physiotherapist practising in the areas of HIV/AIDS, Oncology, Hospice, and/or Palliative Care for two years or more?
We are interested in your views!
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SNAP Dissemination Event - Monday 28th September in Cambridge - please note change of date
Due to COVID-19 the date of this event has been changed to Monday 28th September. The event marks the end of the SNAP2 study which some of our members may have contributed to
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Compassion Fatigue in Physiotherapists - research study
The study is investigating the prevalence of compassion fatigue among physiotherapists working in Oncology or respiratory care.
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Generic workforce approaches to physical activity and exercise stakeholder event - Monday 23rd March 2020
In response to the publication of the Macmillan Principles and Guidance for Prehabilitation within the support and management of people with cancer https://www.macmillan.org.uk/assets/prehabilitation-guidance-for-people-with-cancer.pdf it was identified that there is a need to work with a range of key stakeholders to define an approach to achieving accreditation and/or regulation for exercise professionals and provide transparency to the public.
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HEE/NIHR Integrated Clinical Academic Pre-doctoral Clinical Academic Fellowship (PCAF)
The HEE/NIHR ICA Pre-doctoral Clinical Academic Fellowship (PCAF) scheme supports early career researchers to become competitive applicants for a doctoral level research training fellowship.
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Health Matters - physical activity resource
A professional resource produced by Public Health England for local authorities and healthcare professionals on physical activity for the prevention and management of long-term conditions.
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Survey into Exercise and Oncology
The purpose of this survey is to identify the research priorities that will best support the addition of exercise as a standard of care for cancer survivors in Canada, as well as other countries with similar healthcare systems.
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Survey about the SNAP tool in COPD management
Researchers at the University of Cambridge and University of East Anglia (UEA) are writing to ask for your help with cascading a short (5 question) online survey to your members relating to a new evidence-based intervention, the Support Needs Approach for Patients (SNAP), which aims to enable a person-centred process of assessment and support for patients with COPD
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Untire - Fatigue App
Untire is a free app which helps patients understand cancer fatigue, increase energy levels and improve quality of life.