This section contains information for medical, healthcare and other professionals working with or supporting a child with cancer.
Delayed diagnosis can lead to worse survival for patients and poorer long-term health for survivors. We want to ensure that all children and young people with cancer are diagnosed quickly, at an early stage of their disease.
We develop national clinical treatment guidelines ensuring safe, consistent and standardised care for children with cancer. CCLG members regularly review guidance and recommendations to cover all of the major children's cancers, including leukaemia.
CCLG: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Association produces good practice guides for professionals working with children and young people with cancer. Our guidance provides information, advice and support for providing effective children’s or teenage…
Information, guidance and resources for GPs treating children with cancer.
The Outreach Information Resource has been developed by CCLG to support professionals who are supporting a child with cancer in the community. The resource will also be useful for family members and friends who are supporting a child with cancer.
A one-day event showcasing the latest cutting-edge research on the modelling, biology and treatment of paediatric cancers in the context of their developmental origins.
Building capacity and quality in nurse training and education - global partnerships in children's cancer care
This year the POTG weekend meeting is organised by Birmingham team led by Shaimaa Sahmoud and Eleni Syrimi.
We provide resources to support professionals in their careers, to support the delivery of the best possible children and young people’s cancer services.
We develop resources to support high quality children and young people’s cancer services, including our Telephone Triage Toolkit, as well as position statements and service development resources.
