GatewayC provides accessible, innovative, and tailored information to support early cancer detection and diagnosis. We do this through a variety of quality educational resources to meet a range of learning styles.   

We’re an integral part of the NHS Long Term Plan to detect more cancers at stages 1 and 2 by 2028   

Funded by NHS England, NHS Scotland and Health Education and Improvement Wales we provide free, evidence-based educational resources for all primary care staff and students. All our resources are aligned to national guidance and are updated regularly to ensure clinical accuracy. 

We are based at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, the largest single site cancer centre in Europe, and a part of The Christie Institute of Cancer Education. We are supported by Cancer Research UK, Macmillan Cancer Support and other national cancer charities. 

Our offer: 

• Our resources are suitable for everyone working and training in primary care, clinical or non-clinical. 

• We are led by our dedicated GP leads and cancer specialists across England, Scotland and Wales. 

• Our courses are CDP-accredited, and your learning can be transferred to your relevant appraisal platform in just one click (this applies to Clarity & FourteenFish currently). 

• We offer a variety of learning resources including quick-read Cancer Keys, Cancer Conversations, a new podcast series and much more. 

• All our content is completely free to access, and you can learn at a time that suits you as we’re available 24/7. 

Current portfolio of learning 

• Online courses: online CPD-accredited interactive courses supporting early cancer diagnosis. 

• Cancer Conversations: short investigative videos covering key innovations and developments in cancer care.  

• GPs Talk Cancer Podcast: a series of light and informal podcast episodes covering a range of topics, allowing us to reach our audience whilst they’re on the go. 

• Cancer Keys: microlearning opportunities - registered users can opt in to receive bite-sized pieces of e-learning by email monthly. 

• Cancer Maps: an interactive reference tool which summarises the NICE NG12 guidelines.  

• Specialist webinars: interactive webinars available live and on-demand which follow a Q&A style format between our GP Leads and relevant specialists. 

• Regional work: bespoke educational resources to summarise key messages for local audiences. Formats have included short videos and downloadable infographics.