MDT Support Provide full administrative support for cancer sites, local Multidisciplinary team meeting (MDT). On advice from the Consultants and Clinical Nurse Specialists, produce a list of patients to be discussed at the weekly MDT, including all necessary clinical information such as Radiology and Pathology results for the patient that is required for the MDT discussion. Ensure case notes, and results are available at MDT meetings. This will involve liaising closely with Radiology and Pathology to ensure reports are available in time for the MDT meeting deadline. Liaise with Consultant Secretaries to ensure that all patients are identified and included on the MDT list for discussion Distribute the MDT lists by a given deadline to all core members of the team Attend the MDT meeting and take and record the minutes of the discussion live within the MDT. Operate the Video Conferencing equipment live within the MDT Following each MDT Meeting, undertake follow-up actions such as; GPs notification of a diagnosis, make patient appointments in conjunction with the appointments office, ensure any investigations required are requested and forms sent to the necessary department within an agreed timescale. To maintain an attendance register and updated list of MDT membership. Ensure Cancer Waiting Time Targets are fully integrated into the function of the MDT meeting and that Clinicians have a full understanding of what is required in relation to the targets. Provide Consultants and MDT members with dates of when patients should be treated by, to adhere to the Cancer Waiting Times 31 day and 62 day treatment targets. Collect clinical information at the MDT such as staging information and pathology. PTL Attend a local weekly PTL with nominated cancer leads within each division to discuss all patients on a cancer pathway in the system to ensure all patients are being tracked without any delays and provide assurance that no breaches are occurring Clinical Data Ensure all available clinical data is collected throughout the patient pathway. Where gaps are identified, backfill with the correct clinical information