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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.
For any questions:
She is the person you must contact first if you have questions and concerns between your medical appointments. The pivot nurse will refer you to other members of the health care team or external resources, if need be.
To learn more about pivot nurses
The Pivot Nurse | McGill University Health Centre
Ces anges qui tiennent la main des femmes atteintes de cancer | Radio-Canada (In French only)
The pivot nurse assesses the patient’s health resources and needs, as well as those of their relatives if necessary.
Before the Appointment
During the Appointment
After the Appointment
Do you have an upcoming appointment with your pivot nurse? Discover our list of questions to help you gain clarity, better understand your diagnosis, and explore your treatment options. Check it out today to be better prepared for your medical appointments.
For more information about the role of pivot nurses or for help getting ready for your appointment, call the Info-Cancer Hotline (1-800-363-0063) to speak with a nurse or documentalist.