The next steps
A health and well being event to help patients recover from cancer treatment.
9 events found.
Urology
Events
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Dimbleby cancer care Group room 2, welcome village, Guys cancer centre. great maze, london, United Kingdom
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Health and Well Being Event
Central HarlowTo provide patients who have completed their cancer treatment with supportive advice and an overview of the supportive services that are available to them. Including nutrition, exercise, relaxation, local Charitable services, Macmillan; HOPE course' financial support
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Health and wellbeing event for people who have had their surgery for Bladder Cancer
Urology Centre Seminar Room 1st floor Southwark Wing, Guy's Hospital, London, United KingdomOverview of bladder cancer, Diet, physiotherapy, psychological needs, current research, bladder cancer awareness
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Discharge seminar
Guys urology 1st Floor Southwark Wing, Guys Hospital, LondonA seminar for men about to be discharged from GSTT after completing prostate cancer treatment.
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Healthy on Hormones
Various VenuesA day event to provide men with prostate cancer on androgen deprivation therapy (hormone therapy) with support and information about their treatment and its effects
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Healthy on Hormones
Various VenuesA day event to provide men with prostate cancer on androgen deprivation therapy (hormone therapy) with support and information about their treatment and its effects
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Living Well after Prostate Cancer Treatments
Guys urology 1st Floor Southwark Wing, Guys Hospital, LondonA seminar for men who have had treatment for prostate cancer at GSTT.
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Health and wellbeing event for people who have had their bladder removed
Urology Centre Seminar Room 1st floor Southwark Wing, Guy's Hospital, London, United KingdomOverview of bladder cancer, Diet, physiotherapy, psychological needs, current research, bladder cancer awareness
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Cancer Wellbeing Event
Crofton Halls York Rise, OrpingtonThis event will provide information on improving your health and wellbeing, during and/or after cancer treatment. Specialist advice from cancer dietitians, physiotherapists as well as access to benefits advice and psychological support. Community organisations will also be there to provide access to local support.