1) University of Stirling: NHS and University partnerships that nurture learning
2) Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute: From candle to lightbulb - how do we promote paradigm-shifting innovation in research?
3) University of Edinburgh: A nationwide collaboration addressing Scotland’s cancer health challenges
Scottish Cancer Conference 2024 Programme
Registration and refreshments
Scottish Government address
Cancer Research UK introduction
Keynote speech: Challenges and opportunities in using personalised medicine and artificial intelligence for the early detection of cancer
Break and networking
Breakout sessions
Lunch and networking
Breakout sessions
1) Pancreatic Cancer Action: Community Pharmacy - the new front line for detecting cancer early
2) NHS Fife: NHS Fife Rapid Cancer Diagnostic Service - a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to consultant-led pathways
3) Centre for Sustainable Delivery (CfSD): Artificial intelligence (AI) powered X-ray for earlier detection of cancer
Break and networking
Patient speech: Learning to live with brain cancer
Panel session: Driving change using the triple helix model of innovation - how can government, industry and academia collaborate to improve cancer health outcomes?
Chair: Dr Owen Jackson, Director of Policy (Cancer Research UK)
Alison Culpan, Director (Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry Scotland)
Professor Gareth Inman, Director of Research Strategy (Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute)
Professor Dame Anna Dominiczak, Chief Scientist for Health (Scottish Government)
Professor Larry Kessler, Professor of Health Systems and Population Health (University of Washington School of Public Health)
Professor Gareth Inman, Director of Research Strategy (Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute)
Professor Dame Anna Dominiczak, Chief Scientist for Health (Scottish Government)
Professor Larry Kessler, Professor of Health Systems and Population Health (University of Washington School of Public Health)