Advocates, Advisors, Guides and Navigators
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More Information
- National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship
- BCCT: Navigating BCCT by Stages on the Cancer Path
- The New School at Commonweal and Healing Circles: Mark Renneker, MD: Medical Advocacy for Cancer Patients, Part 1
- The New School at Commonweal and Healing Circles: Mark Renneker, MD: Medical Advocacy for Cancer Patients, Part 2
In the News
- Transportation barriers to health care among cancer survivors in the United States
- Potential impact of nurse navigation program in achieving equitable care and outcomes in patients with aggressive large b-cell lymphoma
- Patient insights on cancer care: opportunities for improving efficiency: Findings from the international All.Can patient survey
- The need for clinical trial navigators
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Nancy Hepp:
Dec 11, 2019 at 11:10 PM
Erich,
Have you looked at our Multiple Myeloma page? https://bcct.ngo/cancers-and-symptoms/cancers/multiple-myeloma We don't have a lot of information yet about integrative approaches, but we do post links to information from the National Cancer Institute and CancerNet about conventional treatments, plus clinical practice guidelines from the National Comprehensive Cancer Network and the American Society of Clinical Oncology. You'll also find links to two integrative protocols from sources we have vetted. We hope these resources will give you a good foundation to discuss with your oncologist.
Please let us know how your research progresses.
Nancy
Erich Loch:
Dec 11, 2019 at 10:00 AM
Hello. I'd like more suggestions on help with assisting my treatment for Myloma.
Thank you Erich