Become a ‘Triple Negative Breast Cancer Champion’

Become a TNBC champion: free CPD webinar for nurses

Make a difference in TNBC care

Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) accounts for around 10-15% of all breast cancers. This type of breast cancer differs significantly from others in terms of treatment, prognosis, and patient experience.

Building on the success of our study days, RCNi and UK Charity for Triple Negative Breast Cancer invite you to join the first of two expert-led webinars designed to equip you with the latest TNBC knowledge and tools to help you become a TNBC champion.

Eligibility to become a TNBC Champion

In order to qualify to become part of our Breast Cancer Nurse Specialists Champions program, attendees must attend both webinars. The second webinar in the series will take place in January 2026.

Please only register if you can attend both events. If you are unable to attend the second webinar please contact eventsupport@rcni.com to discuss your options.

This session is ideal for breast cancer nurse specialists who couldn’t attend our in-person study days.

However, any healthcare professional with an interest in TNBC is welcome.

Why attend?

TNBC is aggressive and more likely to spread, which makes your role as a nurse more critical than ever. With treatments evolving fast, this is your chance to:

· Stay up to date with emerging TNBC treatments, care and complexities.

· Gain confidence in managing a cancer more likely to metastasise.

· Access ongoing support to lead TNBC knowledge sharing in your team.

· Help ensure patients with TNBC receive the best possible care.

Take the first step to championing TNBC care.

This interactive webinar will arm you with the latest knowledge and skills to become a TNBC champion in your nursing team.

Reserve your free place now !

This event is proudly sponsored by:

The UK Charity for Triple Negative Breast Cancer is a registered charity in England and Wales no. 1192952 and in Scotland no. SCO53658. Dedicated to helping people affected by Triple Negative Breast Cancer by providing access to easy to understand and reliable information.

Also ensuring that the voice of those with TNBC is heard and that their specific needs are recognised and addressed.