CMOP-PHS

We have a brand new webpage on the PHS website! Visit publichealthscotland.scot/population-hea… to read about your work, and easily access our reports and other publications.

The next Scottish Cancer PROMs Forum is next Friday 15th May! To see the agenda and register , click here now: tinyurl.com/373zwvfm Registration is open til 11:59 on Wednesday.

We're hiring a Senior Information Analyst (Band 6) based in NHSGGC, 18.5hrs per week, for 1 year. Interested? Apply here before 7th December 2025: apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

We’re at the Scottish Cancer Conference today! Looking forward to a some fantastic sessions #ScotCanConf

There’s still time to register for the next Scottish Cancer PROMs Forum event this Friday- get signed up before 11:59pm tomorrow! The agenda is now also available via the link in post below.

Registration is now OPEN for the SC PROMs Forum! We will be celebrating 1 year of the Scottish Cancer PROMs Toolkit, with insightful presentations and thought provoking discussions/questions. Register here until Wed 29th Oct tinyurl.com/yc66kv69

🗓️Save the date! The next Scottish Cancer PROMs Forum will be on Fri 31st October 2025 10am-12noon. Registration will open soon...check back here for the link!

We're hiring a "Research Associate in Data Science" based at @UniStrathclyde @SIPBS_Strath. The post will be split between CMOP-PHS and other projects in applied pharmacoepidemiology using national data in Public Health Scotland. Apply here tinyurl.com/4h9rb23t by 26/09

We're hiring! We're looking for a "Research Associate in Patient Engagement & Outcomes" to support our Patient Reported Outcome Measures and Patient & Public Involvement & Engagement workstreams, based at @UniStrathclyde @SIPBS_Strath Apply here tinyurl.com/y22h7ckz by 26/09.

We published 2 reports today with @P_H_S_Official : one for NCMAG on systemic anti-cancer therapy (SACT) for adults with metastatic colorectal cancer, and another for SMC on SACT for metastatic / locally advanced breast cancer. Visit publichealthscotland.scot & search "CMOP".

Some CMOP-PHS work is being presented as posters / short presentations at #eurodurg2025 this year.

We've just published a report with @P_H_S_Official for the Scottish Medicines Consortium on the use of PARPi in adults with some types of ovarian, fallopian tube, or primary peritoneal cancers, following first-line platinum-based chemotherapy. Read here: publichealthscotland.scot/publications/c…

Some of the team are at the @NHSScotland Event 2025 today at @TIC_conferences . We have a digital poster in the development of the Scottish Cancer PROMs toolkit that’s available on @RealisticMed @NHS_Education . Delegates, log in to the portal and read all about it! #nhsscot25

We've just published a report with @P_H_S_Official on the use of CAR-T for patients with haematological malignancies in Scotland, and the outcomes of using these treatments. Click the link below or search "CMOP" at publichealthscotland.scot. 🔗publichealthscotland.scot/publications/c…

What an inspiring day at @RealisticMed conference today. Attendees have received a link to the virtual posters. Be sure to check out our poster on the Scottish Cancer PROMs toolkit development 👇🏻

We have a virtual poster at today’s @RealisticMed conference on the development of the Scottish Cancer PROMs toolkit. Scan the code to find it and other posters.

We’re at the @RealisticMed conference today at @TIC_conferences @UniStrathclyde ! Looking forward to a packed agenda.

The next SC PROMs Forum event is in 2 days! Are you registered yet? If not- see the post below!

The SC PROMs Forum event agenda on Fri 21st March is now available on the registration page: tinyurl.com/25ek89ew There's just 8 days left to register for the event! Already registered? Keep a look out in your inbox for the agenda and a participation guide. 👀

We've published 6 reports on the Public Health Scotland website so far, with more to come. Visit publichealthscotland.scot/publications/ and search "CMOP" to read, including those published just yesterday. Had a read? You can "rate" each publication to give us helpful feedback.