‘Spotlight on Neuroendocrine Cancer’ is a collaboration between UKINETS & NCUK which aims to raise awareness of neuroendocrine cancer among non-NC specialist healthcare professionals (HCPs). As part of this initiative, we have created:
1. Healthcare professional neuroendocrine cancer overviews
A series of overviews targeted at specific healthcare disciplines. The aim of these is to act as a bite-size, practical educational aid to support HCPs. We have completed overviews for GPs, gastroenterologists, endocrinologists, general surgeons and oncologists. Healthcare Professionals – Practical Guides – Neuroendocrine Cancer UK
2. Neuroendocrine cancer patient case studies for HCPs
A series of video case studies featuring patients highlighting NC symptoms, diagnosis, and treatments to raise awareness among healthcare professionals.
Neuroendocrine Cancer Patient Case Studies for Healthcare Professionals – Neuroendocrine Cancer UK
Please support us and share these materials with your non-NC specialist colleagues.
You can do this by adding this sentence to your MDT email signature when patient letters are sent to HCPs:
To learn more about neuroendocrine cancer, please visitwww.neuroendocrinecancer.org.uk/hcp which has information and practical resources for all health care professionals.
Patient & Family Support Groups
NCUK run regular Patient & Family Support Meetings, which our community feel are vital to their well-being. All groups, and their meetings, are listed on our Events Calendar Please let your patients know about these support groups.
Cakes for a Cause, April 2025
Cakes for a Cause is our fundraising event where you can join friends, family and colleagues to raise critical funds to support those impacted by neuroendocrine cancer.
Cakes for a Cause runs throughout the month of April. How and where you enjoy your cake is up to you! It could be a cosy coffee morning, an elegant afternoon tea, or simply enjoying a sweet treat with your MDT. Please support us to raise awareness amongst your colleagues & patients Cakes for a Cause 2025 | Neuroendocrine Cancer UK
