Nurses working group
Our nurses working group was established so that nurses could use their expertise to advise us in our commitment to deliver the most beneficial patient support.
Key aims
- Facilitate space for conversation, networking, and sharing of best practise
- Gain an understanding of issues faced by blood cancer nurses and initiate solutions
- Influence the work we do by contributing expertise to projects that will provide benefit to both patients and the clinical community.
What you'll be doing
Examples of things you might do include:
- Promoting awareness of our information and support services among patients and healthcare professionals
- Using your expertise to help us create health literature
- Identifying education needs in haemato-oncology nursing across the UK.
The support we need will depend on what our objectives are throughout the year, making your role varied and exciting.
Onboarding and membership
Once you have registered your interest, our Clinical Engagement Manager will be in touch to book a call with you to get to know your professional role better. From there, if you both agree you can support us, we can get you onboarded right away!
Membership is entirely voluntary and all nurses will act only in an advisory capacity. New members may be recruited at any stage, and members are free to withdraw from participation at any time.
We aim to meet every two months but this may change depending on our organisational priorities. We ask that all panel members commit to attending six meetings per year.
- Alison Paterson, Haemato-Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Lister Hospital.
- Amanda Lane, Trainee Haematology Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Oldham Care Organisation.
- Andie Guy, Clinical Nurse Specialist and Transplant Coordinator, St Barts Hospital.
- Cheryl Phelps, Haematology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Prince Phillip Hospital.
- Dee Paul, Haematology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Ninewells Hospital.
- Emma Rowles, Acute Leukaemia Clinical Nurse Specialist, University Hospital Southampton.
- Emma Williams, Haematology Trials Unit Manager, University Hospital Wales.
- Jodie Nightingill, Clinical Nurse Specialist for Malignant Haematology, Broomfield Hospital.
- Karen Campbell, Associate Professor in Nursing at Edinburgh Napier University.
- Karen Stanley, Karen Stanley, Haematology Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Guy’s and St Thomas’.
- Kerry Baker, Adolescent Haematology Clinical Nurse Specialist, UCLH.
- Kirsty Crozier, Haematology Advanced Clinical Practitioner, Great Western Hospital.
- Martin Hannah, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, New Victoria Hospital.
- Milan Doria Haematology Clinical Nurse Specialist and Stem Cell Transplant Coordinator, London Bridge Hospital, Private Care at Guy’s HCA Healthcare UK.
- Millicent Blake-McCoy, Haemato-Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Royal Free Hospital.
- Orla Stewart, Lead Haematology Nurse at Kings College Hospital.
- Rebecca Hallam, Advanced Clinical Practitioner in BMT and IEC at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston.
- Sheron Nkomo, Haemato-oncology CNS, Spire Dunedin.
- Stavroula Chante, Macmillan Lead Cancer Nurse, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust.
- Suriya Kirkpatrick, Senior Cancer Research Nurse, North Bristol NHS Trust.
- Zoe Kelsall, Lymphoma Nurse Practitioner, University Hospital of North Midlands
" I know how much patients rely on Blood Cancer UK materials around the time of diagnosis and so I think it’s very worthwhile to make sure they are as accurate and informative as possible.
Our campaigns
We work with healthcare professionals, parliament and our blood cancer community to help raise awareness of blood cancer. Our campaigns aim to bring us closer to the day where no one dies of blood cancer or its treatment.
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