Leading cancer support for businesses
Supporting your people, aiming to achieve better outcomes and faster access to care for cancer patients. Helping businesses meet their legal responsibilities and navigate cancer sensitively.
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Supporting employees through cancer
Practical guidance to create an inclusive workplace for cancer patients
Cancer in the workplace survey 2023
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What we do
Led by Cancer Nurse Specialists, we provide specialist advice and guidance to businesses to helpyou navigate cancer ethically, sensitively, and proactively.
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Employee support
Cancer information, emotional and practical
support at all stages of the pathway – for people with cancer or caring for a loved one – aiming to help them achieve better outcomes and continue working for longer.
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Employer guidance
Specialist advice and guidance for HR and line managers to meet their legal responsibilities to support people at work and make effective adjustments that help people continue working.
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Cancer awareness and prevention
Giving all employees access to information
to make informed decisions about their
health, aiming to reduce people’s cancer risk and catch cancer earlier.
Leading support for working through cancer
With the right support, many people choose to continue working through cancer. We uniquely support people at all stages of the cancer pathway – from pre-diagnosis to post-treatment – aiming to achieve better outcomes and help people continue working.
Effective return to work support after cancer
We support with effective return to work planning after cancer treatment – helping employers and employees. Targeted, structured return to work programmes have been shown to improve rates of cancer survivors returning to work.
Over 1/3 of cancer cases are preventable
If your employees know the lifestyle changes
that can reduce cancer risk and are aware of the signs of cancer to be able to catch it earlier – this will reduce the impact of cancer on your people.
Prevention
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Awareness and detection
Raising awareness of the symptoms to get checked and advising on screening to detect cancer.
Awareness and detection
Symptoms
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Speaking to a GP/clinician
Advocating for patients, guiding them through what to say and chasing appointments and referrals.
Speaking to a GP/clinician
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Diagnosis
Talking through a patient’s diagnosis at their pace, advocating for them and guiding them through what to expect at appointments.
Diagnosis
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Deciding treatment
Giving advice and information to make informed decisions about their care and helping people explore treatment options.
Deciding treatment
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Having treatment
Providing reassurance, being the expert on hand to answer questions, and helping people manage side effects.
Having treatment
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Follow up care after treatment
Explaining what to expect at appointments, talking about feelings and emotions leading up to appointments, and explaining medical terminology from tests.
Follow up care after treatment
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Life after cancer
Helping people achieve their goals, supporting with returning to work, and providing guidance on managing and easing long-term side effects.
Life after cancer
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