Sarcoma Awareness Week 4th – 10th July 2016

Sarcoma Awareness Week 4th – 10th July 2016

Chance to win funded, short- term clinical fellowships
Project supported by Bone cancer research http://www.bcrt.org.uk/

How Much Do You Know About Sarcomas

What would your differential diagnoses be?
What is the ideal referral/treatment plan?
*Complete our free e-learning module*

Please participate in our National Sarcoma Awareness Project (Open to all final year medical students and F1/F2 doctors)

If you are interested in taking part, please contact us on 
sarcoma.awareness@rlbuht.nhs.uk

Please provide your name, designation ie Final year/F1/F2, Medical School/Hospital and email contact.

You will receive the e-learning resources and the link to the online MCQs.

1. Read selected e-learning resources 
2. Complete an online MCQs survey on sarcomas
3. Receive a certificate of completion for your portfolio

The top scoring participants will be given the opportunity to take part in funded short term clinical fellowships at a regional sarcoma centre to further their knowledge on sarcomas and to boost their CV

Please help us increase sarcoma awareness, aid early diagnosis and save lives

Sarcoma Awareness Week 4-10 July 2016

Mr. Michael Reader, Ms. Jennifer Doran, Prof Arpan Guha, Mr CR Chandrasekar.
National Sarcoma Awareness Project Team, Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital, Liverpool

I’d advise any medical student to jump at an opportunity like this’ –Dr Philip Broadbent, Fellowship winner 2013, Scotland Deanery
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‘If you are interested in oncology, it is worthwhile pursuing an elective at a tertiary centre like the Royal Marsden—the National Sarcoma Awareness Week offers some annual funded fellowships, which are worth keeping an eye out for.’ –Alexandra Ho, Fellowship winner 2013

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Lumps, bumps and sarcomas  http://bit.ly/1bd4sVM