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G Gerrard¹, A E Kiltie, R G Macdonald

¹Cookridge Hospital, Leeds.

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Medical and clinical oncologists have different training paths. A pilot program for UK oncology trainees involving rotations to other cancer specialties showed promise for improving teamwork.

Area of Science:

Oncology
Medical Education

Background:

Medical and clinical oncologists are distinct specialties treating cancer patients.
These specialties undergo significantly different training pathways.
Understanding oncology training is crucial for effective cancer care.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the training experiences of oncology trainees in the UK.
To evaluate the impact of interprofessional rotations on oncology training.

Main Methods:

A questionnaire was distributed to all UK oncology trainees.
A pilot rotation program to other cancer-related specialties was implemented and assessed.

Main Results:

The questionnaire gathered data on current oncology training.

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The pilot rotation program was successfully implemented.

Initial findings suggest potential benefits for interprofessional collaboration.

Conclusions:

Rotations to other cancer-related specialties represent a viable addition to oncology training.
Such integrated training may enhance interprofessional working and collaboration in cancer care.