There have been a few posts about Members Day so I thought it might be easier to start a new thread in case I missed anyone. I’m sorry there were problems with buffering and sound with the live stream. The recordings of all the talks will be up on our YouTube channel before the end of the week and I’ll post again to let you know when this has been done.
The trustees are going to discuss regional analysis of the survey results.
With regard to transcription of the talks, this year we're writing summaries of the talks for the newsletter but transcription is certainly something we could look at for next year.
For those of you who couldn't make it, thank you for your questions through the forum. I think I've answered everyone but please let me know if I've missed any, and the full answers will be available from the clinicians in the recordings once they are up on YouTube.
For me as a new member of staff, it was lovely to meet so many of you and put some faces to names. I hope you all enjoyed the day and thank you for your feedback forms so we can make Members Day even better going forward.
Please do get in touch if you have any other queries or feedback about Members Day.
Best wishes
Anna
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I am interested in the fact that Ireland and the UK, Wales and Scotland were in fact worse off than our European countries for survival rates, was there any reason given for this fact as shown on the graph. I do know that the East and South East of Ireland fare worse for cancer diagnosis on the whole than the rest of the country. Could it be Chemical Plants etc
Hi Clare, hope you are doing better today, I love the three A!s must remember them as they may come in handy for a research group we have started here in Ireland. It is to research what we as patients need from our gynaes so this is going to be borrowed for April meeting. You are so right
These were put together by a lady called Jan Hayes who also posts on the Ovarian Cancer UK closed group. I put them the wrong way as it's Awareness, Action, Accountability
She also said it's not about a ribbon colour it's about #AAA
Ribbons can become too divisive- too many colours and people bcome desensitised and- also the "it's not all about pink" is sometimes not helpful too (my paraphrase of her post.)
Her words really struck a chord with me especially this weekend.
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