AstraZeneca UK Medical Affairs CLL Masterclass: A Practical Approach to Disease Management

14 Jul, 2022 | London


Healthcare professionals from across the haematology-oncology multidisciplinary team attended this educational meeting, to engage in discussion, debate and the sharing of clinical experience regarding the management of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) patients.

Please see below for a summary of the meeting agenda.

Note: The educational content of this meeting is CPD® certified.

This is a non-promotional CLL educational meeting for UK haemato-oncology healthcare professionals, fully funded and organised by the AstraZeneca UK Medical Affairs team.


Speakers
 

Professor Christopher Fegan - Chair
Emeritus Professor of Haematology, University Hospital Cardiff, Cardiff

Professor Anna Schuh - Speaker
Honorary Consultant Haematologist, Churchill Hospital, Oxford

Dr Sarah Noakes - Speaker
Macmillan Counselling Psychologist, Imperial Healthcare NHS Trust, London

Dr Dima El-Sharkawi - Speaker
Consultant Haematologist, Royal Marsden Hospital, London

Ms Lenient Musangeya - Speaker
Lymphoma Clinical Nurse Specialist, Royal Marsden Hospital, London


Agenda
 

12:30—13:00

Registration and buffet Lunch (optional for in-person attendees)

13:00—13:15

Welcome, Introductions, and Objectives - Professor Christopher Fegan

13:15—14:15

Session 1: Update on CLL Diagnosis and Prognostic Markers in Clinical Practice - Professor Anna Schuh

  • What are they, how are they relevant, why is it done, and how can it inform clinical decision making?

14:15—14.30

Break

14:30—15.30

Session 2: Psychological Support for CLL Patients - Dr Sarah Noakes

  • What is the impact of diagnosis and watch and wait on patients? 
  • What practical strategies can be applied to understanding patient needs and communicating with patients?

15:30—16.30

Session 3: Broader Considerations in the Management of CLL - Dr Dima El-Sharkawi & Ms Lenient Musangeya

  • The CLL patient journey from diagnosis to living with CLL

16:30—16.40

Conclusions and Closing Remarks - Professor Christopher Fegan