Watch our 20-minute webinar about what patients really need from printed health information

How far is printed blood cancer information is meeting patients' needs? What printed resources would better meet their needs? What changes are Blood Cancer UK planning based on these insights?

Professional development and online nursing course

Discover our free online course and events to help you deliver the best possible care to patients affected by blood cancer.

The Blood Cancer UK Nurses Network

The Blood Cancer UK Nurses Network gives nurses working in haemato-oncology an opportunity to learn from each other and share best practice to improve care for blood cancer patients.

The Nurses Working Group

Our Nurses Working Group was set up to support and advise Blood Cancer UK to deliver the best patient support possible.

Advanced care planning

Advice and resources to help you with advance care planning with patients.

Coronavirus resources for healthcare professionals

Latest guidance to support you in caring for yourself and your patients.

Order or download our free blood cancer information

Information for your patients about specific types of blood cancer, symptoms, treatments and side effects.

Clinical Trials

Finding a clinical trial. We'll guide you through the process whether you're a patient, carer or healthcare professional.

Clinical Advisory Panel

Our Clinical Advisory Panel is made up of expert clinicians from across the UK working in haemato-oncology.

Support our campaigns

We campaign for changes to improve care and treatment for people with blood cancer, and help stop blood cancer happening in the first place.

Our impact

Over 60 years, we've invested more than £500 million in blood cancer research which has led to a long line of breakthroughs improving treatments and saving lives.

Survey to provide emotional support to patients

With your feedback we can influence how people with blood cancer get more psychological help.

Online information for patients who've recently been diagnosed

If you see patients at the point of diagnosis or just after, take a look at our key information for this patient group, and pass it on.