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Experts

Learning Resources

Trainings: UCT Trainings

Primary purpose: To promote interdisciplinary training for healthcare professionals, organize further education, and provide information events for patients, relatives, and the general public.

Target audience: Healthcare professionals, students, nurses, doctors, scientists, patients and the general public.

Access Information: Information [1].

Events: UCT Events

Primary purpose: To provide information about various types of cancer, and their associated symptoms, and to facilitate connections with self-help groups and UCT partners for patients, relatives, and interested individuals.

Target audience: Patients, relatives and the general public.

Access Information: Information [2].

Cancer-related Patient Associations and Resources

Resource: Sports and Exercise Therapy

Primary purpose: Promote physical activity's benefits for cancer patients, offering free courses at all stages of the disease and therapy.

Access Information: Information [3].

Resource: Art Therapy

Primary purpose: To offer art therapy for patients in the hospital to help them cope with illness, reduce stress, and express themselves creatively.

Access Information: Information [4].

Resource: Pastoral Care

Primary purpose: To provide clinical pastoral care with an open and ecumenical approach, respecting all religions and beliefs, and offering support to all patients, including connecting them with their respective religious communities if desired.

Access Information: Information [5].

Resource: Self-help Groups

Primary purpose: To facilitate mutual support and understanding among individuals with similar illnesses or problems, offering valuable information and strengthening participants in coping with difficult life situations.

Access Information: Information [6].