A nurse practitioner discusses how an app provides information on cancer treatments, potential side effects and preparing for medical appointments.
|Articles|September 24, 2009
- Fall Supplement 2009
- Volume 8
- Issue 0
Finding a Survivorship Care Plan Online
Resources for finding a survivorship care plan online.
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A number of organizations offer care plans that can be accessed online. Look through each one to determine the best fit for your needs.
LIVESTRONG Care Plan powered by Penn Medicine’s OncoLink:
American Society of Clinical Oncology’s patient site Cancer.Net:
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center’s Survivorship Guide:
The Cancer Survivor’s Prescription for Living published in the American Journal of Nursing:
Journey Forward’s Survivorship Care Plan Builder:
Articles in this issue
about 17 years ago
Understanding Transitionabout 17 years ago
Survivors Speak About Cancer's Silver Liningabout 17 years ago
Sexual Dysfunctionabout 17 years ago
Doing the Heart Work of Cancerabout 17 years ago
Nutrition as CAM Therapyabout 17 years ago
Help for Life After Cancerabout 17 years ago
Adjusting to Post-Treatmentabout 17 years ago
Fertility and Familyabout 17 years ago
Now What? Understanding Cancer Survivorshipabout 17 years ago
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