Essential resources, easily available.

Our e-learning modules, resources and forums provide oncology pharmacy staff with the tools required to stay abreast of the latest developments to improve patient care.

eLearning

  • Field-specific online modules
  • Supporting certification that can be used to support CPD
  • Keep up to date within the field of oncology pharmacy
  • Stop and continue the course at a time that suits you
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Your community

  • Innovation through collaboration
  • Communicate with other members of the oncology pharmacy network
  • Share documents and links
  • Submit posts quickly and easily on our interactive forums
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Resources

  • Access to BOPA publications and position statements
  • Links for further reading and information
  • Checked and verified documents ensures material is current
  • Quick downloads
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Latest news

By BOPA on 14th March 2024

Health Innovation Sprint Events

Health Tech Enterprises is a hub that supports the trust to commercialise our innovations. They are running a sprint challenge for potential innovators and this will give them access to…

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By BOPA E&T on 12th March 2024

LCC Reviewers Required

The ‘Let’s Communicate Cancer’ working group have a great opportunity for pharmacists to become involved in the review of the ‘Let’s communicate cancer’ training modules.   ‘Let’s communicate cancer’ is…

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By BOPA Research Subcommittee on 27th February 2024

Bispecific Antibodies Survey

We are embarking on a national project to help implement bispecific antibodies as a treatment for multiple myeloma accessed through clinical trials, named patient schemes or routine care if NICE…

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By BOPA Committee on 26th February 2024

Important updates on the BOPA digital SACT Verification Passport

Since the launch There has been an overwhelming uptake with most UK organisations registering for Passport use. There is a specific email inbox manned by the verification passport volunteers, to…

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