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Robin's Story - Patient-Centered Care
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Robin, from Kitchener-Waterloo, shares her experience with patient-centered care.
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Colorectal Screening - Kevin's Story
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Kevin from Cambridge, Ontario shares his story about screening for colorectal cancer.
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Patient and Family Advisory Council: Get Involved!
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Patient and Family Advisory Council within the Waterloo Wellington region share their experience of being involved on this Council, and encourage other patients and family members to do the same.
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Care Closer to Home: Wendy's Story
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Wendy from Fergus shares her experience of care close to home.
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Diagnostic Assessment to Surgery: Mary's Story
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Mary from Kitchener shares her experience of diagnostic assessment to surgery.
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CareChart After Hours: Virtual Symptom Management Support
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To help make sure you get the care you need, at any time of day, Grand River Regional Cancer Centre (GRRCC) has partnered with CareChart Digital Health and Ontario Health (Cancer Care Ontario). Through CareChart Digital health you can receive free after-hours help for managing cancer treatment-related symptoms over the phone and online.
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How Hospice of Waterloo Region Can Help
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A variety programs and services are available to support clients and their caregivers/those supporting the client. Our services support a palliative approach to care and are person-centered, focusing on individual needs. Our supports are offered at no charge to clients and/or their caregivers through the generous support of funders and donors.
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Nourish Program at Wellspring
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Eating healthy before, during and after cancer treatment can help you feel better, keep your body strong and better able to cope with side effects, and in some cases, may even lower your risk for recurrence.
With centres across Canada, including a national online centre, Wellspring is the Canadian leader in support programming for anyone experiencing cancer, including caregivers and family members.
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Bone Cancer - Understanding Your Diagnosis
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The information in this booklet can help you and your family take the first steps in learning about bone cancer. A better understanding may give you a feeling of control and help you work with your health care team to choose the best care for you.
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Adult Brain Tumour Handbook
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Created by the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada. This booklet aims to give detailed and easy-to-read information about the disease, including brain tumour types, treatment options and what to expect after a diagnosis.
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Brain Cancer Pathfinder
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This is a 1 page handout with websites and resources for those with brain cancer. Created by the Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program.
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Brain Tumours - Understanding Your Diagnosis
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This pamphlet was created by the Canadian Cancer Society. The information in this brochure can help you and your family take the first steps in learning about primary malignant brain tumours (cancer that starts in the brain).
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Brain Tumour Caregiver Handbook
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A guide to what it means to be a caregiver, what to expect, and how to manage. Created by the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada.
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Breast Cancer Pathfinder
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This 2 page handout has information about websites and resources for people with breast cancer. Created by the Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program.
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Breast Cancer - Understanding Your Diagnosis
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Created by the Canadian Cancer Society. The information in this booklet can help you and your family take the first steps in learning about breast cancer. A better understanding may give you a feeling of control and help you work with your healthcare team to choose the best care for you.