Once again we would like to thank those who joined us for our virtual well-being meeting.
For those who were not able to attend, please find below copies of the presentations from two of our keynote speakers:
Margaret McManus – Information Services Manager at Belfast Health & Social Care Trust talking about services offered by Belfast Trust Cancer Support Service.
Claire Murphy- Macmillan Move More NI co-ordinator talking about the benefits of the Move More programme.
If you would like a synopsis of the meeting please email info@ogcancerni.com
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Oesophageal cancer is cancer of the gullet and gastric cancer is cancer of the stomach. Combined, they are medically known as oesophago-gastric (OG) cancer. The oesophagus (more commonly known as the gullet or food pipe) is the long tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach. In Northern Ireland in 2016, a total of 226 people were diagnosed with oesophageal (gullet) cancer. In the same year, 214 people were newly diagnosed with gastric (stomach) cancer.Latest News
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Virtual Wellbeing Meeting – 3/10/2020
Once again we would like to thank those who joined us for our virtual well-being meeting. For those who were not able to attend, please find below copies of the presentations from two of our keynote speakers: Margaret McManus – Information Services Manager at Belfast Health & Social Care Trust talking about services offered by...
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OGCancerNI present cheque for £10000 to NI Cancer Registry
We were delighted to present £10,000 to NI Cancer Registry at Queen’s University Belfast. This funding will enable the Registry team to carry out an audit, measuring the care of #oesophagealcancer and #gastriccancer patients and providing evidence to help improve services and overall survival.Read the full story here: http://go.qub.ac.uk/OGCNI-NICR
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Our next gathering was due to take place on Saturday 3rd October 2020 at Lowe Memorial Hall in Finaghy, Belfast. Unfortunately, the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic mean that it is not yet advisable to gather in large numbers, particularly if persons are unwell or vulnerable. Instead, our meeting will go ahead on Saturday 3rd...
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