PPT-Empowering Your Body after a Cancer Diagnosis

Dr Rob Rutledge Oncologist Associate Professor of Medicine Empowering Your Body Main Points You can make a tremendous difference in your health and happiness Start with the attitude of loving your body. Jon Emery. Professor of General Practice. University of Western Australia. Director of PC4. Early cancer diagnosis. ‘I went to see my oncologist in hospital earlier this week and we talked about this and that, and the importance of catching cancer early, which I found a bit annoying as they had not caught my cancer early, but it turned out he was just filling in time and wanted to talk to me about something different.’. Rob . Gornall. Consultant Gynaecology. GHNHST. How do we benchmark ourselves?. Survival. Stage at presentation. Audit against agreed referral guidelines. Are pathways agreed fit for purpose?. What information/resource is there . uncontrolable. growth of abnormal cells. The body is always producing cells, but sometimes the body begins to produce abnormal cells. The abnormal growth of tissue is called a tumor. Some tumors are benign – noncancerous. Lori Legrand, LCSW-R. Chris Karampahtsis, MD. Carole Filangieri, PhD. Department of Behavioral Health. 516-663-2691. Outline. Historical perspective. Biological aspects. Psychological dynamics. Society and the. NON-SURGEONS. Who should be responsible for the initial diagnosis and staging of lung cancer?. NON-SURGEONS. NOT ONLY. Outline of arguments. Expertise. Finances. Venn diagrams. Venn diagrams. Harvard graduates. Terri Lynn Woodard, MD. Assistant Professor. MD Anderson Cancer Center. The Objective. Brands can . initiate action and create emotional connections. They can focus efforts and attract attention. . Attention from potential members, donors, volunteers and media. And a strong brand ensures this attention will last a lifetime.. Christine Friedenreich, PhD, . FCAHS, FRSC. Scientific Director, Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention Research. Alberta Health Services. Adjunct . Professor, . Cumming School of Medicine and Kinesiology. A group of diseases that involves a rapid, uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells.. Cancer harms the body by destroying healthy tissues.. Tumor- Mass of tissue formed by cancerous cells.. Malignant=cancerous. Characteristics in seven sites from the . CCASAnet. Cohort (. IeDEA. Region 2). Valeria Fink. 1. , Bryan Shepherd. 2. , . Firas. Wehbe. 3. , Claudia Cortés. 4. , Brenda Crabtree. 5. , Denis Padgett. A project of: The Minnesota Cancer Alliance is pleased to provide this survivorship care plan: What’s Next? Life After Cancer Treatment. This booklet is a road map of sorts, a way to help you re Joanne Aitken, Danny Youlden, Cate Brown, Andy Moore. Cancer Council Queensland. Queensland Children’s Hospital. Background. t-AML occurs in patients exposed to cytotoxic chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy . The cancer plan and what it means for primary care. Why do we need a plan? Performance. Why do we need a plan? Demography. Ageing population -47% can expect to get a cancer. Earlier diagnosis/better treatment half will survive at least 10 years.. Thank you for joining the webinar. We will be starting shortly. Please ensure you place yourself on mute and turn off your camera. The webinar is about to start. Please mute yourself to reduce background noise (there will be time for Q&A at the end). 1. Early diagnosis outline . 2. Screening and cancer inequalities. Stage 1 and 2 diagnoses across London . Evidence review of what works in early diagnosis internationally and nationally. Variation in 1 year survival across London.