Bournemouth, Southampton and Nationwide Zoom meeting (with specialist guest Professor Tim Chevassut)
We're delighted to announce that Professor Tim Chevassut, clinical haematologist from Brighton University, will join us at this meeting and will be available to answer questions.
Dr Chevassut runs research programme that is focussed primarily on understanding acute myeloid leukaemia and myelodysplasia with a particular interest in DNA methylation and epigenetic therapy. The research aims to bring better treatments to patients through improved understanding of disease biology.
The meeting will offer helpful information and support and will also be an opportunity for patients to share experiences.
Come to a Bournemouth, Southampton and Nationwide Zoom meeting with specialist guest Professor Tim Chevassut
Register in advance for this meeting by clicking on the red button below. After registering, you'll receive a confirmation email with information about how to join the meeting.
With the latest Zoom updates, MDS UK is now able to offer livesubtitles at all our Zoom online meetings. It isn't perfect, as all of you used to using subtitles will know, because it depends on the clarity of each speaker! But it will help you to follow the conversations and join in the discussion.
If you would like to use this service, please make sure you request it in the questions and comments when you register for the Zoom meeting. Our Office Manager, Caroline, will then be able to set it up in advance and guide you through the process on the day of the meeting. It’s quite straightforward to set up and we hope it will enable more of you to join us.
Getting used to Zoom
It doesn't seem likely we'll be able to resume face-to-face meetings for a while yet, so we're continuing our virtual meetings on Zoom (as we know how important patient to patient contact is for everyone.) Even when face-to face meetings resume, we aim to maintain some virtual meetings as well, as these have attracted new members who had not come to face-to-face meetings previously.
Many patients have already embraced Zoom (or something similar) in order to stay in touch with family members during the lockdown. If you haven't, please contact us. If you are a first time user of video call – please don’t worry as we will sort out any technical issues at the start of each meeting.
If you have not contacted the MDS UK Patient Support Group before and would like to receive a full Patient Information Pack, please contact our Main Office.
If you have never contacted MDS UK, please contact us to receive a full Patient Information Pack
