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American Society of Clinical Oncology
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American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) is a professional organization representing physicians of all oncology subspecialties who care for people with cancer. ASCO focuses on advancing the education of physicians through educational conferences, professional workshops, scientific meetings, and journal articles. Physicians can become a member of ASCO and gain access to all the resources available, including the updated clinical practice guideline for fertility preservation. ASCO hosts the ASCO University site, which provides online education for oncology professionals. The Focus Under Forty series is comprised of courses exploring the unique issues and challenges of cancer patients under the age of 40. CME credits are available for many of the online courses.
Angel Flight
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918-749-8992; [email protected]
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Angel Flight is a nonprofit organization created by a group of pilots who volunteer to arrange free air transportation for any legitimate, charitable, medically related need. They work with healthcare professionals to arrange transportation for patients who are financially distressed or in a time-critical, non-emergency situation due to their medical condition. Angel Flight serves patients needing transportation around the Heartland region but is able to arrange transportation in other areas of the country in coordination with healthcare organizations. Visit the website for more information regarding patient eligibilty requirements and to locate air transportation assistance programs in your state.
BodyTalk
Support-Services Genetic Special-Populations Providers
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BodyTalk is a free website and smartphone application that can be used to assist healthcare providers and their patients in assessing a family history of breast cancer and identifying high-risk patients that may benefit from BRCA genetic testing. Once the online assessment is completed, BodyTalk securely sends results to a patient's chosen health care provider along with information on how to explain the results and make appropriate referrals to genetic counseling and testing. The website also features a genetic counseling facility directory that can be searched by ZIP code.
Cancer Financial Assistance Coalition
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The Cancer Financial Assistance Coalition (CFAC) is a coalition of organizations that work to limit the financial challenges faced by cancer patients through enhancing communication, educating patients and providers, and advocating on the behalf of cancer patients. The CFAC website features a resource directory of national and regional organizations that provide various financial support services. The directory can be searched by specific cancer diagnoses or by a specific type of assistance.
Cancer Legal Resource Center
Financial-Services Special-Populations
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866-THE-CLRC (866-843-2572); [email protected]
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The Cancer Legal Resource Center (CLRC) offers information and education on cancer-related legal issues to cancer survivors, caregivers, service providers, employers, and others coping with cancer. Callers can receive free and confidential legal information and resources for their particular situation through the toll-free Telephone Assistance Line. CLRC staff members provide seminars and attend educational outreach events across the nation, and teleconferences and webinars are free and open to those affected by cancer.
Cancer Survivorship E-Learning Series for Primary Care Providers
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202-994-5502; [email protected]
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The Cancer Survivorship E-Learning Series for Primary Care Providers (PCP) is a free continuing education program of the National Cancer Survivorship Resource Center and aims to increase PCP awareness of the ongoing needs of cancer survivors, increase PCP knowledge of how to care for cancer survivors, and increase PCP ability to provide follow-up care for cancer survivors. The series consists of three online educational modules and new content will be added throughout the year. The continuing education credits (CEs) are available at no cost to physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses, and each module corresponds to 1 credit hour.
Cancer Survivorship Training for Healthcare Professionals
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CancerCare
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The Kansas Area Health Education Center facilitates the Cancer Survivorship Training (CST), an accredited continuing medical education curriculum. CST provides education and training tools to help healthcare professionals meet their professional needs and improve the lives of cancer patients. CST's online and mobile courses can help all healthcare professionals learn about the assessment, education, intervention, and coordination of care for issues related to cancer. Also, the CST online community is currently being created and will help healthcare professionals share experiences, collaborate and provide support to each other. Visit the website to receive information about the CST community, access survivorship resources and more.
Conference for Young Women C4YW
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Living Beyond Breast Cancer (LBBC) and Young Survival Coalition host the annual Conference for Young Women, C4YW, an international event for young women under the age of 45 with breast cancer and healthcare professionals. The annual event offers educational programs for survivors, families, caregivers, and healthcare providers addressing the various stages of a young woman's breast cancer journey, as well as workshops discussing topics on sex and intimacy, dating, genetics, breast reconstruction, and survivorship. Participants can also attend social activities, such as yoga and zumba, and interact with women going through similar journeys. Visit the website to register for the event and learn more about the travel grant and fee waivers offered.
Job Accommodation Network
Financial-Services Special-Populations
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800-526-7234
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The Job Accommodation Network (JAN) provides free, confidential guidance on disability employment issues and workplace accommodations. JAN’s consultants offer one-on-one consulting services about job accommodations and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) over the phone and online to employers, service providers, people with disabilities and others. The website features educational information, publications, resources, a searchable online accommodation resource system, including accommodation options for people with cancer in work settings, and more.
Journey Forward
Support-Services Personal-Services Providers
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707-636-5900 [email protected]
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Journey Forward is a program developed by a collaboration of organizations for healthcare professionals and their patients who have recently completed active treatment for cancer. The program promotes the use of Survivorship Care Plans, which typically include information regarding late- and long-term effects of cancer treatment, a list of support resources and more. The Survivorship Care Plan Builder is a free, easy-to-use software program that can assist oncology professionals in quickly creating customized care plans and can be accessed through Journey Forward’s website. Resources for patients, professionals, and advocacy groups are also listed on the website.
Know: BRCA
Genetic Providers
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Know:BRCA is a web-based resource for young women and medical providers concerned about hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. The site includes an online Assessment which measures a young woman’s risk of having a BRCA gene mutation based on her family cancer history, and is fully HIPAA compliant and can be integrated into Electronic Medical Records. There is also a list of resources and support for young women and providers allowing them to work together to decide next steps, possibly including genetic counseling and testing, screening, and risk reduction.
Living Beyond Breast Cancer (LBBC)
Support-Groups Providers Special-Populations Personal-Services Financial-Services Genetic
National
888-753-LBBC (5222); [email protected]
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Living Beyond Breast Cancer (LBBC) strives to empower women affected by breast cancer through support, education, and advocacy. LBBC provides support through the Survivors’ Helpline, an ask-the-expert series, conferences and more. The website features breast cancer educational information, videos, stories, news, recommended links and readings and more. Website communities for African American, Latina, and young women diagnosed with cancer are available.
National LGBT Cancer Network
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The National LGBT Cancer Network educates the LGBT community about cancer risk factors, trains healthcare providers, and advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) survivors. The website features a list of LGBT-friendly cancer screening facilities throughout the United States, cancer information specific to the LGBT community and more.
National Lymphedema Network
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National
800-541-3259
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The National Lymphedema Network (NLN) provides educational information and guidance to lymphedema patients, service providers, and the general public. The NLN offers a toll-free support hotline, and the NLC Marilyn Westbrook Garment Fund provides eligible patients with assistance in obtaining necessary lymphedema garments.
National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
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202-783-7663
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FindaPsychologist.org is sponsored by the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology and provides a searchable directory of 11,000 licensed psychologists. The website also features resources such as psychology-related videos, articles, and information on psychology topics such as anxiety and marital and family problems.
Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Survivors Network
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The Pink Ribbon Survivors Network is a nonprofit organization committed to serving the needs of breast cancer survivors and providing education tools for cancer professionals and primary care providers. The Network offers a comprehensive Breast Cancer Resource Directory and a Curriculum for Recovery Library, which is comprised of selected articles, readings, and websites to promote, help and support breast cancer survival. The website features a virtual library devoted to breast cancer survivorship for primary care providers and a collection of breast cancer survivorship literature from all the professional disciplines involved in breast cancer care.
RxAssist
Financial-Services
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RxAssist offers a comprehensive database of medication assistance programs that can be searched by the drug name or pharmaceutical company. The website also features a list of resources for patients, including a patient assistant program directory and a list of programs that offer free or low cost health care. The RxAssist Learning Center offers information and tools for health care advocates and providers on managing the challenges of the changing health care system.
The American Society of Breast Surgeons
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410-992-5470
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The American Society of Breast Surgeons is a leadership organization for general surgeons who treat patients with breast disease and focus on improving the practice of breast surgery. The Society offers an annual meeting that dedicates issues affecting surgeons who treat breast disease, certification and facility accreditation programs for breast ultrasound and sterotactic breast procedures, regional courses and workshops, and the Mastery of Breast Surgery Program. The Mastery of Breast Surgery Program is a collection of modules designed to help surgeons document their clinical performance of breast procedures, as well as their care of breast cancer patients and patients at risk for breast cancer. Membership and registration information are available on the website.
Tigerlily Foundation
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The Tigerlily Foundation was created to educate young women across the world about breast cancer as well as improve the quality of care and lifestyle of young women affected by breast cancer. The Foundation’s outreach efforts are focused on the survivor and community as a whole, including family, friends, health advocates, physicians, and researchers. Tigerlily’s Physician Education Program is a web-based education tool that assists healthcare providers in incorporating critical information regarding breast health in young women into their practice.
Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation
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646-942-0242; 877-880-TNBC (8622) (HELPLINE - which one to list?) [email protected]
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The Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the TNBC community, increasing public awareness of the disease, and supporting TNBC specific research. In partnership with CancerCare, the Foundation offers professional support services to patients, families, and service providers coping with a TNBC diagnosis through the TNBC Helpline. Helpline staff can also assist callers in applying for co-pay assistance, transportation, and other social services. The website features a guide to understanding TNBC, information regarding research efforts, TNBCF’s Clinical Trial Matching Service, webcasts, links to resources, TNBC forums, and a list of past and upcoming events.