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Watch the experts

Keep up-to-date with our CPD-accredited videos series. Browse our collection of educational videos and gain valuable insights from leading healthcare professionals on breast cancer care.

 

Each video is designed to help deepen your clinical knowledge, stay current with the evolving landscape of oncology, and enhance your professional practice with evidence-based learning.

 

Roche remunerates CPD certification services for accreditation of this training.

The fundamentals of genomic testing in breast cancer

Professor Ellen Copson explores how genomic testing has revolutionised our understanding of breast cancer

Working with GLHs: Practical guidance for success

Dr Matt Krebs provides top tips for optimising and requesting genomic testing

Working with GLHs: Interpreting liquid biopsy reports

Dr Matt Krebs describes how to interpret genomic reports using real-world examples

Implementing liquid biopsy: Learnings from lung cancer

Professor Alastair Greystoke and Professor Ellen Copson discuss how learnings from lung cancer can optimise uptake in breast cancer

Delivering genomic testing in breast cancer: Expert perspectives and learnings

Our expert panel discuss genomics in practice; from fundamentals to implementation and interpretation

Supporting resources

If you are based in England and require further support, you can contact your local Genomic Laboratory Hub or local Genomic Tumour Advisory Board.

Contact your Medical Affairs Partner (MAP) if you would like to have a presentation on “Precision medicine with liquid biopsies in breast cancer”
Roche has trained Medical Affairs Partners (MAPs) who are able to meet with you or your teams to deliver training on precision medicine with liquid biopsies in breast cancer. Click here to request training.

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