Brian Turner, Christie member
“I wanted to put something back to the organisation that quite literally saved my life... Membership gives us an opportunity to offer a ‘patient's eye view’."
“I wanted to put something back to the organisation that quite literally saved my life... Membership gives us an opportunity to offer a ‘patient's eye view’."
“As a member, I feel that I am involved in the development of The Christie. It is always looking to the future and how to improve the experience and treatment of patients."
“I enjoy being a member of The Christie as I feel it gives me an opportunity to help others and I would encourage anyone thinking of joining to do it as it is very rewarding.”
“I find being a member of The Christie very satisfying especially with the support provided and the opportunities offered to learn about and contribute to the work of the Trust."
"Over the years, I have seen many developments and met different members of staff, all of whom are dedicated to improving patient care and cancer outcomes - I feel privileged to be a part of this process."
“To anyone who may be thinking of becoming a member, go for it! It’s a serious business, but you’ll make new friends and have fun, too; and you’ll learn more about people, patience, tolerance and resilience than you ever will from a text book."
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The Christie has scored very highly in a national survey looking at patient views of the healthcare environment, including catering.
A new drug called sotorasib which was trialled as a treatment for advanced non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester is now available on the NHS.
A father of two from Nantwich, who was treated with proton beam therapy at The Christie, will share his experience with other patients
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A father is one of the world's first patients to take part in a study at The Christie to measure the amount of oxygen in their tumour.
A new type of cancer therapy is showing promising results in an early clinical trial for a patient who was previously given 6 months to live.
The Christie is rated good by health regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC) after an inspection in October and November 2022.
World-leading scientists, clinicians and operational staff are moving into a new £150m cancer research centre at The Christie.
A man with a rare cancer with a poor prognosis is looking forward to a brighter future after taking part in 2 clinical trials at The Christie.
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust has won the Student Placement of the Year: Hospital at the 2023 Student Nursing Times Awards.
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