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Our patient and public engagement events

Our “What does the future hold for cancer?” programme engages with the public and patients to showcase our research and its impact on cancer care and treatment.

Patient and public involvement and engagement

What is patient and public involvement and engagement at the BRC?
Getting involved: for patients and the public
Involving patients and the public: for researchers
- Patient involvement in research: top tips
Patient and public engagement events
BRC patient representatives: our experiences
Patient and public involvement and engagement: training resources

Upcoming events

Our next event, 'What does the future hold for head and neck cancers?' will be taking place on Tuesday 23 March 2021.

Find out more and register.

You can find out more about the latest research and clinical innovations discussed at our previous 'What does the future hold for cancer' series of events below:

'What does the future hold for cancer?' - a summary of our 2019 events

'What does the future hold for Gynaecological Cancers and Sarcoma' - October 2019

'What does the future hold for Breast Cancer' - October 2019

'What does the future hold for Hairy Cell Leukaemia?' - September 2019

'What does the future hold for Melanoma and Urological Cancers?' - July 2019

'What does the future hold for Large Granular Lymphocytic Leukaemia?' - March 2019

'What does the future hold for Prostate Cancer?' - March 2019

'What does the future hold for Gastrointestinal Cancers?' - November 2018

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