Colorectal and Peritoneal Oncology Annual Service Report 2021 - 2022

Service Report 2022 Colorectal and Peritoneal Oncology Centre – The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

HIPEC Practitioners

Ms Sarah Madden, our HIPEC service manager and her team of 3 HIPEC practitioners (Andy Colclough, Pam Kennedy and R Wood) saw us transition from an open to a closed HIPEC technique in the pandemic. A new practitioner (Sue Mlambo) has just been appointed. All our HIPEC practitioners are UK Oncology Nursing Society SACT trained and have obtained the academic training to receive their competency passport. This is revalidated annually.

Managerial staff

Dr Neil Bayman is our new medical director. Ms Vicky Sharples had joined us as Deputy Chief Operating Officer/Divisional Director of CSSS. Ms Mary Starr has remained or Surgery Service Manager with Ms Faye Barnes as Directorate Operation Manager, and Ms Sharon Wroe as Deputy Service Manager. We are currently in negotiations with the trust for a dedicated CPOC Service Manager.

Infrastructure development

In 2017, a fire caused serious irreparable damage to the Paterson Research Building at The Christie, leading to the displacement of over 300 scientists and research staff. Whilst causing setbacks in world-leading research activities, the fire gave rise to a new opportunity to create a brand new £150 million globally leading cancer research facility. The new Patterson facility lends promise to scientific collaboration and a transformation in cancer patient outcomes. It is a critical development in The Christie’s journey to become one of the top five preclinical, translational and clinical cancer centres in the world. This new facility is designed to support our

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