Tools For Care Providers

Our resources encourage dialogue between cancer patients and survivors and their health care team. We have created a selection of resources for use in daily practice covering issues for people living with, through, and beyond cancer. We hope that you will be able to use the following resources to help empower your patients.

Patient Tools by NCCS

Cancer Survival Toolbox®: Hear conversations between patients and doctors to find solutions to real problems faced throughout a cancer diagnosis with the Cancer Survival Toolbox audio program.
Taking Charge of Your Care: Help your patients prepare for medical appointments with our Take Charge tools—the Know Yourself Worksheet and Essential Questions Flashcard.
Employment Rights: Help your patients understand their employment rights when facing cancer.
Self Advocacy: Help your patients take charge of their care by encouraging them to ask questions, speak up and advocate for their needs.
Talking With Your Doctor: Wouldn’t it be helpful if your patients knew what to ask and how to communicate with you about their cancer? Provide your patients with a tool to help them learn when and how to ask the right questions.
Remaining Hopeful: Provide cancer patients and survivors with tools to maintain hope during this difficult journey through survivorship.

Resources for Health Care Professionals

Survivorship Champions

Survivorship Champions is for all clinicians and researchers, both oncology and primary care, who are interested in improving survivorship care and primary care’s role in caring for cancer survivors. Learn more and sign up to join Survivorship Champions.
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Planning Your Patients’ Care

One way to help make sure you and your patient understand each other is by using cancer care plans.
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First Steps for Patients

The evidence-based Cancer Survival Toolbox allows your patients to learn at their own pace while helping you use your time efficiently.
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