A casual BYOSnacks interactive conversation on osteosarcoma. Ellen Shohet, MN, RN, and Dr. David Poplack, MD, will discuss Survivorship Care Planning. Nurse Ellen and Dr.
The theme is Forward Together, and the CAYAS community’s lived experience is central to the conversation. The aim of this conference is to bring together
Survivorship FOCUS AREA Survivors often bear the burden of their treatments and may not live better, higher quality lives due to the life-long effects of
This study details information related to male reproductive hormonal health, sexual function, psychosexual considerations, posttherapy infertility, and hormone replacement therapy.
A mother of a survivor discusses the reality of juggling her gratitude for her child’s survival with the challenge of numerous long-term side effects over
The transition off of childhood cancer treatment can bring about a great deal of emotion for survivors and families. A mother discusses what this change
Neuropsychological evaluation has become a standard component of long-term follow-up care for survivors of pediatric cancer. The purpose of the present study was to examine
The American Society of Clinical Oncology developed two forms that can help survivors keep track of important information to be easily shared with healthcare providers
As children move from active treatment to general care, families need a record of treatment to pass along to other physicians. An individualized survivorship plan
When a child finishes treatment and gets back to life within the family, the school and the community, many families find that the relationships have
