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== Cancer-related Patient Associations and Resources == | == Cancer-related Patient Associations and Resources == | ||
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=== Adapted Physical Activity Educators === | |||
'''Content Type''': | === Resource: Therapeutic Education Programs === | ||
'''Content Type''': It offers group workshops and individual consultations with various healthcare experts, all aimed at empowering patients to take control of their treatment, address potential side effects, and foster better adherence to their prescribed therapies. It also addresses treated patients to help them return to their daily lives. There are two types of programs available: "Après cancer du sein, aimed at people who finished breast cancer treatment, and "Thérapie orale", aimed at patients | |||
under oral anti-cancer drugs. | |||
'''Target Audience''': Oncologic patients during and after treatment. | |||
'''Access''': Information [https://www.icans.eu/assets/file/rapport-activite.pdf] | |||
=== Service: Adapted Physical Activity Educators === | |||
'''Content Type''': Provides supervised physical activities both during and after treatment to enhance the quality of life, particularly by combating fatigue. | |||
'''Target Audience''': Oncologic patients during and after treatment. | '''Target Audience''': Oncologic patients during and after treatment. | ||
Revision as of 20:08, 4 September 2023
Trials
Trials Search for Patients
Content Type: Provides a tool for patients to find active trials to participate.
Access: Information [].
Experts
Care and Diagnostic Services
Learning Resources
Novel Therapies and Diagnostic Methods
Resource: Therapeutic Education Programs
Content Type: It offers group workshops and individual consultations with various healthcare experts, all aimed at empowering patients to take control of their treatment, address potential side effects, and foster better adherence to their prescribed therapies. It also addresses treated patients to help them return to their daily lives. There are two types of programs available: "Après cancer du sein, aimed at people who finished breast cancer treatment, and "Thérapie orale", aimed at patients under oral anti-cancer drugs.
Target Audience: Oncologic patients during and after treatment.
Access: Information [1]
Service: Adapted Physical Activity Educators
Content Type: Provides supervised physical activities both during and after treatment to enhance the quality of life, particularly by combating fatigue.
Target Audience: Oncologic patients during and after treatment.
Access: Information [2]
Service: Sexology Consultation
Content Type: Provides support for patients to discuss and solve sexual problems related to cancer and its treatment process.
Target Audience: Oncologic patients.
Access: Information [3]
