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Supporting those receiving immunotherapy by supporting those delivering it

IOCN Support health care professionals delivering immuno-oncology therapies to improve patient care through clinical support, education, service development and governance

Pillar 1

Education and Training

Providing education and training opportunities in Immuno-Oncology therapeutics and the autoimmune side effects.

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Pillar 2

Clinical Support

Uniting experts in the field of Immuno- Oncology to disseminate clinical knowledge and experience to the broader oncology community.

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Pillar 3

Service Development

Helping healthcare professionals develop services with a focus on managing of the auto-immune side effects.

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Pillar 4

Research and Analysis

Promotion and support research or any activities that will progress our knowledge of immuno-oncology treatments and the auto-immune side effects.

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Pillar 5

Policy and Governance

Collaborating with organisations and charities to support healthcare professionals develop Immuno- oncology policies and governance strategies.

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    Webinars and upcoming events

    Find out more about the IOCN future educational events.

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    What we do

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    Education and Training

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    About us

    The Immuno-Oncology Clinical Network was established in 2022 by Dr Anna Olsson-Brown and a team of trustees with a passion for improving the care of cancer patients receiving immunotherapy treatment.

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    The Immunobuddies Podcast

    Ricky Frazer and Anna Olsson-Brown with guests discuss the dilemmas, challenges and progress made in the management of patients receiving immunotherapies to treat cancer.