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Learn more about the organization of oncology care in Quebec and how to prepare for appointments with the various health professionals.
Explore Base Oncology: a complete series of clear, accessible, and informative videos on different types of cancer. From diagnosis to treatment, including care goals and available support, each short video is designed to keep you well-informed and help you make confident decisions throughout your care journey. (Website currently under development.)
Quebec launched a cancer control program (Programme de lutte contre le cancer) in 1998 following an extensive public and professional consultation. As a result, three types of oncology teams were gradually established across the province.
We often have lots of questions to ask our doctor when it comes time to meet him. The nursing staff on the Info-Cancer Line (1 800 363-00631 800 363-0063 FREE) can help you prepare for the meeting, by clarifying your questions and putting them in order.
According to the Direction de la lutte contre le cancer (2008), the pivot nurse in oncology acts as a support resource for people living with cancer, from diagnosis right through the entire cancer experience, including treatments.
Oncology social workers help people with cancer and their loved ones better adapt to the changes brought on by the disease and its psychosocial impact.
