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This free online learning programme, is the first of its kind, built in partnership with Guys Cancer Academy. It’s been designed for nurses and allied healthcare professionals caring for patients with Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia (WM), or looking to increase their knowledge of this rare blood cancer.
This online learning programme combines practical, relevant information with real-life patient insights and reflective learning to build your understanding of WM. From its biology and presentation to complications and holistic support, you’ll gain confidence in recognising, managing and supporting people living with WM.
The course is free.
This programme is fully online, with knowledge test quizzes throughout, and can be done at your own pace.
We estimate to complete all modules, it will take approximately 20 hours in total. You can stop and start at any time and save your progress.
On completion of each module, you will receive a certificate that can be used towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD). There is also an opportunity at the end of the programme to produce a written reflective account which can be used for NMC revalidation.
This programme is managed, delivered and awarded by WMUK in collaboration with Guy’s Cancer Academy and is accredited by CPD UK
Below are all five modules to the online learning programme. For the best experience, we recommend completing them in order – but you’re free to learn at your own pace, pause anytime, and revisit any section whenever you need.
The completion of all modules will provide 20 CPD points.
BeOne Medicines UK, Ltd have provided funding for the e-learning course. They have not been involved in the creation of the content, development of the modules or any aspect of the course.
Although this programme is reviewed and updated by haematologists and specialist nurses in the field, its content is designed to support professional development and is not a substitute for local clinical guidelines or individual clinical judgement.
Treatment recommendations, drug approvals, and available regimens vary by region and may evolve over time. Users are responsible for consulting local regulations, prescribing information, and institutional protocols before applying any clinical strategies discussed in this programme.
This course was written and developed by WMUK and Guys Cancer Academy with support from Dr Dima El-Sharkawi, Consultant Haematologist at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.
If you experience any issues logging in or have questions about the programme content, please contact us at info@wmuk.org.uk
If you would like further information about WMUK or services, or to share any feedback, we would also be delighted to hear from you.
We hope you enjoy the programme as much as we have enjoyed delivering it.
