@prda.org.ukA great day at the Bowel Cancer UK National Colorectal Cancer Nurses Network Annual Event ✨
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat, learn more about Pelvic Radiation Disease (PRD)
Explore the PRD Best Practice Pathway:
prda.org.uk/prd-best-practice-pathway/
@prda.org.ukSupport is available for people living with #PelvicRadiationDisease through our Chat Together virtual support group.
🗓️ Meeting times:
• 1st Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm
• 3rd Wednesday of each month at 12:30pm
🔗 Find out more or signpost: prda.org.uk/chat-together
@lesleysmith.bsky.socialCongratulations to Adam Biran and co-authors for this very insightful and useful article to guide improvements in information provision about bowel symptoms for people before and after pelvic radiotherapy
@prda.org.ukThat’s a wrap on #PRDA26
Huge thanks to our speakers, facilitators, delegates, volunteers and everyone who contributed to a brilliant day of sharing knowledge, making connections and exploring better care for people living with Pelvic Radiation Disease.
@prda.org.ukWe really enjoyed the interactive case study session from Georgina Giebner RD and Susan Vyoral RD. Lots of great food for thought and discussion!
Access the Cancer Recovery: Information and Self Help Videos here
https://ow.ly/kMuq50ZOLmw
@prda.org.ukWonderful to hear from Robyn Bowman, sharing Between the Navel and the Knees, an award winning series of sexual function videos.
A resource helping to open up conversations around sexual function and improve support for people affected by #PelvicRadiationDisease
#PRDA26
@prda.org.ukResearch and evidence are at the heart of #PRDA26.
Prof. Stephen Radley is sharing results from the PRD e PAQ pilot study in Sheffield and exploring what this research could contribute to our understanding and management of Pelvic Radiation Disease.
@prda.org.ukFascinating research being shared at #PRDA26 by Mr Ramesh Thurairaja, exploring the efficacy of RADA16 in the management of radiation cystitis.
Emerging evidence is an important part of improving care for people living with Pelvic Radiation Disease.
@prda.org.ukAn important discussion at #PRDA26 this morning from Dr Claire Higham on prediction, prevention and management of radiotherapy related insufficiency fractures.
Find the RadBone feasibility study here: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/6/e056600
@prda.org.ukWe are all set and ready to welcome everyone to #PRDA26
The room is ready and we are looking forward to a full day of insightful presentations, discussion, collaboration and networking.
Let’s get started!
@prda.org.ukLooking forward to welcoming everyone to our annual Professional Networking Day tomorrow✨
Clinicians, researchers and service leads coming together to share expertise, discuss new evidence and explore improvements to care pathways.
@prda.org.ukPeer support for with people living with #PelvicRadiationDisease 💙
Our Online Community is an excellent resource for people living with PRD to share their experiences, ask questions and connect with others in the community.
@prda.org.ukSupport is available for people living with #PelvicRadiationDisease through our Chat Together virtual support group.
📅 Meeting times:
• 1st Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm
• 3rd Wednesday of each month at 12:30pm
🔗 Find out more or signpost: prda.org.uk/chat-together
@prda.org.ukJust 2 weeks to go until #PRDA26 networking event on 17th September.
We still have some limited, FREE places available.
Discover more about the programme and book your place 🎟️
https://www.prda.org.uk/prda-professional-networking/