Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Service |
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Welcome Approximately 200 teenagers and young adults (14-24) are diagnosed with cancer in the Eastern region per annum. We have developed this website for patients, families, friends and professionals as a resource of up to date information and to find out what is happening and where! ![]() Back row from left to right; Julie Hartle – Late Effects Nurse Specialist, Jo Fretwell – Youth Development Worker, CLIC Sargent, Tina O’Hara – Palliative care team leader, Dr Helen Hatcher – TYA Lead, Amanda Lefebvre – Paediatric Oncology Outreach Nurse, Dr Helena Earl – Medical Oncologist, Linda Gidman – Leukaemia Nurse Specialist, Front row from left to right; Lorraine Muffett – Neuro-Oncology Nurse Practitioner, Debbie Holland – Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Nurse Co-ordinator, Kathy Walshe – Social Worker, CLIC Sargent Our TYA service in Cambridge:
TYA Cancer Service - Cambridge: Philosophy of care:
You deserve the right to be recognised as individuals with unique and changing needs. We recognise that your diagnosis and treatment affects not only you but also your family and friends. Our aim is one of honesty, openness and informed consent. Your care will aim to meet your needs and also foster personal control, understanding and growth of independence. Our aim is to strive to allow equal access to services provided and for TYA services to meet all of your needs; not just the medical ones! We will always endeavour to do our best for you and take forward your views.
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Last updated: 30 June, 2008
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