skin cancer information pathway

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PATHWAY STAGE INFORMATION RESOURCES TO BE OFFERED TO PATIENTS


Signs & symptoms discovered

General Awareness

Screening

GP visit
Lifestyle and Cancer – Reduce the Risks (Cancer Research UK (CRUK))
Are You Worried About Cancer? (cancerbackup)
NHS Direct card (NHS Direct)
Signpost to further local and national information services (Local)
Safety in the Sun (BAD)
Mole Watch (BAD)
Patients having undergone organ transplantationTransplants: The Risk to the Skin (Addenbrooke's Kidney Patients' Association)
Skin Care in Renal Transplant Patients (National Kidney Federation)
Planning for the Future (Novartis)
Holiday Guidelines for Transplant Patients (National Kidney Federation)


Referred for tests and investigationsUrgent suspected cancer referral process (Local)
Local key contact - GP / secondary care (Local)
NHS ‘Questions to Ask’ (Department of Health)
Appointment details with Skin Cancer Screening Clinic Letter (Local)
Safety in the Sun - Self Examination and Preventative Measures (BTHNHSFT)
Biopsy and Wound Care (Local)
What Next? Follow-up and Giving Results (Local)


Diagnosis of CancerThe Cancer Guide (Macmillan Cancer Support)
Cancer information and support services in YCN (YCN)
NHS ‘Questions to Ask’ (Department of Health)
Individual treatment plan and key worker contact details (Local)
Signpost to further local and national information services (Local)
Local and national information for carers (Local)
ABCD (British Skin Foundation)
Mole Check (British Skin Foundation)
Thin melanoma (<0.75mm)Thin Malignant Melanoma (Yorkshire Melanoma Forum)
Teenagers and Young Adults with Cancer (Local)
Key Contact Details including Skin Cancer Nurse Specialist (Local)
Safety in the Sun - Self Examination and Preventative Measures (BTHNHSFT)
Help When You Need It (Bradford Cancer Support Centre)
Non-thin melanoma (>0.75mm)Malignant Melanoma (Wessex Cancer Trust)
Genomel (Genomel)
Teenagers and Young Adults with Cancer (Local)
What can I Claim? (Local)
Key Contact Details including Skin Cancer Nurse Specialist (Local)
Safety in the Sun - Self Examination and Preventative Measures (BTHNHSFT)
Help When You Need It (Bradford Cancer Support Centre)
What Happens Next? (Local)
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)Squamous Cell Carcinoma (Local)
Safety in the Sun - Self Examination and Preventative Measures (BTHNHSFT)
Key Contact Details including Skin Cancer Nurse Specialist (Local)
What Happens Next? (Local)


Referred for treatment including further investigationsNHS ‘Questions to Ask’ (Department of Health)
Signpost to further local and national information services (Local)
Practical Information including transport, parking, travel, hospital infections, attending or being admitted to hospital (Local)
Surgery and Wound Care (Local)


Survivorship, Follow Up and Living With CancerHow to access local services, key contact details, discharge / follow up (Local)
NHS ‘Questions to Ask’ (Department of Health)
Signpost to further local and national information services (Local)
Travel Insurance (BTHNHSFT)
Safety in the Sun - Self Examination and Preventative Measures (BTHNHSFT)
How to Check Your Lymph Nodes (Wessex Cancer Trust)


Recurrence and Metastatic diseaseNHS ‘Questions to Ask’ (Department of Health)
Individual treatment plan and key worker contact details (Local)
Signpost to further local and national information services (Local)


Palliative CareNHS ‘Questions to Ask’ (Department of Health)
Local service provision (Local)
Signpost to further local and national information services (Local)


End of LifeEnd of Life the Facts (Marie Curie Cancer Care)


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