For healthcare professionals
- COMING SOON: PSA in Practice Guide
- Prostate FFIT exercise programme
- Support services for people with prostate cancer – COMPASS
- Scottish Prostatic Robotic Fellowship and Clinical Visits Awards Programme for Urologists, Trainees and Surgery Nurses
- Seminar for Practice Nurses
- Seminar for Pharmacy Technician students
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Prostate FFIT healthy living and exercise programme
We teamed up with the SPFL Trust (Scottish Professional Football League Trust) to run the unique Prostate Football Fans in Training (Prostate FFIT). It’s a free 12-week healthy living and exercise programme for men affected by prostate cancer. It’s based on the popular Football Fans in Training programme which is already successfully running at several SPFL clubs across Scotland.
- Men will get the opportunity to meet and share experiences with other men living with prostate cancer
- The programme is supported by experts in prostate cancer and fitness including University of Glasgow and the SPFL Trust
- Men will build their knowledge of exercise, diet and nutrition over 12 weeks
- The course meets medical guidelines for men on hormone therapy where an exercise programme is recommended
- 97% of men have found the programme either
extremely or very worthwhile – read our Impact Report here
- Men affected by prostate cancer can register their interest here
- If you would like to know more, please contact:
- Elaine Stewart, Services Development Manager at Elaine.Stewart@prostatescotland.org.uk or on 0131 603 8666 or 07816 408429
Scottish Fellowship and Clinical Visits Awards Programme
We’ve launched a Scottish Fellowship and Clinical Visits Awards Programme. This is aimed at increasing the number of urologists in Scotland trained in robotic assisted prostate cancer surgery. We’re working in association with The Urology Foundation on this project.
Applications are sought from:
- trainees/urologists working in Scotland or moving to work in Scotland, wishing to undertake a prostate robotic fellowship as a joint application with a recognised robotic centre within the UK or Europe, or a Clinical Visit. More details can be found here.