Breast Cancer Now healthcare professional webinars and external training and events
Upcoming Breast Cancer Now webinars
Facilitated by our clinical nurse specialists, our healthcare professional webinars are designed to support your practice and development.
Sessions are free to join and run for an hour. They include expert speakers covering a range of topics on breast cancer, treatments, side effect management and new developments.
Participation certificates for your NMC revalidation are available following each webinar.
Please note, our webinars are only open to healthcare professionals in UK practice. This is because the information we share, produce and collaborate on is all based on UK clinical practice and guidelines.
Metastatic triple negative breast cancer
This webinar is a part of our metastatic breast cancer series.
18 February 2025, 7pm
In this webinar, Dr Tim Robinson will be covering the definition of the disease, background, treatment update and clinical trials.
Watch previous webinars
You need to be a member of our healthcare professionals hub to watch the recordings of our previous webinars. Any HCP can sign up to be a member, just fill in our form online.
Recordings of past webinars and the resources will be uploaded to the healthcare professionals hub members area around a week after the live webinar is held. You can also download a certificate of attendance and a resource sheet for each webinar in our healthcare professionals hub too.
External training and events
Edinburgh Breast Special Symposium 2025
21-22 February 2025, Edinburgh
The Edinburgh Breast Special Symposium is a multidisciplinary conference providing specialists and patients with information and education on the latest and emerging updates on breast cancer diagnosis and management.
Visit our stand at the symposium to hear more about our services and the research we fund.
Women's Health Professional Care Conference
26-27 February 2025, Olympia London
Women’s Health Professional Care will cover women’s reproductive and post-reproductive health, key systemic and societal issues affecting access to women’s health services, and misunderstandings and complexities of women’s health topics. The conference is held in collaboration with Best Practice London.
Visit us at our stand to find out more about our publications and services available to support your patients and you. Registration is free.
Any questions?
Please email the healthcare professional engagement team if you have any questions or queries.