A diagnosis of cancer or a serious medical condition can be overwhelming. Finding the right information, at the right time can be difficult.
Too much information may leave you feeling overloaded, stressed, and unable to remember what was important.
Too little information can make it difficult for you to manage your condition, affecting your health outcomes and quality of life.
Learning how to communicate what information you need, to the health professionals involved in your care, is important.
Please use the links provided on this page to guide you to sites that can help you find trusted information, when you need it. Let the information you find assist you in starting conversations with your healthcare team.
“With communication, comes understanding and clarity. With understanding, fear diminishes. In the absence of fear, hope emerges. And in the presence of hope, anything is possible.” ~ Ellen Stovall, past president, National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS).
You may wish to download the complete information booklet about having your treatment at home
Patient Information Booklet (Complete)
Alternatively, you may wish to review each section individually
Section 1 – What happens before, during and after your visit?
Section 2 – Our Focus on Safe Care
Section 3 – Account Information
Section 5 – Consent – It Is Your Choice
Section 7 – Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy Alert
Section 8 – Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights
Cancer Council Australia – Cancer Information
Cancer Institute of NSW eviQ – Patient and Carer Information
Cancer Institute of NSW – Patient Information
Leukaemia Foundation – Blood Cancer Information
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre (USA) – About Herbs
National Cancer Institute (USA) – Patient Education
Gastroenterological Society of Australia – Patient Resources
MS Australia – What is MS (Including Medications and Other Treatments)
Arthritis Australia – Information on Medical Management
Australian Rheumatology Association – Medication Information
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