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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues it is recognised that those who recover from the virus often continue to display a range of physical and psychological symptoms that require therapy and support.  

This interactive e-learning programme aims to provide health and care staff, including Allied Health Professionals, fitness professionals and carers with strategies and techniques to manage key symptoms experienced by people recovering from COVID-19. 

The Christie School of Oncology are holding their Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression study day virtually on 4th November

This is an online dissemination event on the findings of ther Marie Curie funded SNAP2 Study - piloting the Support Needs Approach for Patients (SNAP) (event rescheduled from April due to COVID-19).

Macmillan have partnered with leading charities on a new campaign to help people living with cancer, and other long-term health conditions, to become or stay physically active.

The We Are Undefeatable campaign, in partnership with Sport England, supports people to build physical activity into their lives 

The CSP are launching a snapshot audit, PACE (Physiotherapy After COVID Evaluation), aimed at building a picture of the rehabilitation needs of people with COVID-19, who are currently known to community physiotherapy services.

Macmillan survey about the impact of COVID-19 on people with cancer

COVID-19 has changed healthcare delivery in the UK. New and innovative ways of working have been rapidly developed across the NHS. As we move into the next phase of COVID-19, we want to act quickly to ensure that beneficial changes and innovations are captured and sustained in the new NHS as it evolves in the coming months and years.

NHS England and Improvement want to hear from healthcare professionals across the system.

This is the latest update of COVID-19 resources that members might find useful

This is a new evidence-based resource for informal carers

A review of the latest COVID19 resources and research that our members might find useful