Professor Emma Wilson will lead this session, exploring inequalities in breast cancer prevention, treatment and care and discussing how we can improve access to prevention and treatment for all women.

In this session, we will provide an overview of why intervention is needed to support self-management of chronic pain at work. We will describe the co-creation and evaluation of the Pain-at-Work Toolkit. This toolkit was developed for employees with chronic pain and aims to equip people who have pain with the knowledge, skills and confidence to effectively self-manage a painful condition at work, access help and support, enjoy a better work experience and remain in the workforce.