Conference Programme

Registration

Join us for coffee and refreshments and poster display prior to the opening session.

Welcome and plan for the day

Reflections on 20 years of the UKLCC

Session Chair Professor David Baldwin

A few words from the UKLCC Board

Session Chair Professor David Baldwin

Improving access across the lung cancer care continuum

Session Chair Professor David Baldwin

Refreshment break

Tea and coffee

Are we on track for 25 by 25?

Session Chair Dr Emma O'Dowd

Using digital healthcare to improve lung cancer outcomes

Session Chair Dr Emma O'Dowd

Delegate Flash Talks – Session 1

1. Why do some people not have treatment? The DECLINE study
2. Lung cancer in a rural setting; Challenges?
3. Screen detected cancer – A patient story
4. East of England: End-to-end genomics testing TAT data

Session Chair Dr Emma O'Dowd

Lunch, Networking and Posters

Lung Cancer Screening – what can other nations learn from the journey in Wales?

Session Chair Professor Neal Navani

Delegate Flash talks – Session 2

1. Investigating why never smokers get lung cancer – The ENLItN Study
2. Update from NHS England Lung Cancer Screening

3. Developing a professional framework for lung cancer navigators

Session Chair Professor Neal Navani

Break-out sessions

(with tea/coffee available)

1. Improving integration of smoking cessation in lung cancer pathways
2. Survivorship – Living well with cancer

3. Survivorship – Second primary lung cancer
4. Optimising interface with primary care
5. Practical aspects to improving access to complex care

Feedback from the breakout sessions

Session Chair Dr David Gilligan

Keynote: What will lung cancer care look like in 20 years?

Session Chair Dr David Gilligan

What does the next 10 years hold for the UKLCC?

Session Chair Dr David Gilligan

Closing remarks

Welcome and introductions

Session 1: The UKLCC and lung cancer care in Scotland

Session ends with speaker Q&A session

1. Introduction to the UKLCC
2. Trends in lung cancer in Scotland
3. Lung cancer policy making – making and delivering cancer plans for Scotland

Tea/coffee and refreshments

Session 2: Delivering lung cancer care: issues specific to Scotland

Session ends with speaker Q&A session

1. Delivering lung cancer care in a rural setting
2. Delivering lung cancer care in areas of socioeconomic deprivation
3. Understanding the patient journey – rural and urban

Lunch, Networking and Exhibition

Session 3: Lung Cancer Screening in Scotland

Session ends with speaker Q&A session

1. Current delivery of lung screening: a practical guide
2. LungSCOT study, a lung screening study in Scotland
3. Lung screening in Scotland, ready for rollout?

Session 4: Innovation and the future

Session ends with speaker Q&A session

1. Lung cancer care moonshots 2035 and beyond (breakout session)
a. Patient pathway
b. Diagnostics and MDT
c. Management and treatment
2. Rethinking lung cancer survivorship for the 21st Century
3. Innovation in the lung cancer pathway
a. AI in Radiology
b. AI in Pathology
c. AI in patient treatment decisions

Closing summary