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COVID-19 information for people with cancer in Northern Ireland
Statement from oncologists and haematologists (SACT CRG) 20th March 2020
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COVID-19
COVID-19 information for people with cancer in Northern Ireland
Statement from oncologists and haematologists (SACT CRG) 20th March 2020
Notices
About Us
Meet the Team
Glossary of terms
Publications
Useful Links
Professionals
Advanced Communication Skills Training
Network Groups
Tumour Specific Groups
Brain & CNS
Breast
Colorectal
Gynaecology
Haematology
Head and Neck
Lung
Sarcoma
Skin
Thyroid
Upper GI
Urology
Cross cutting/Theme Groups
Allied Health Professionals (AHPs)
AOS – Acute Oncology Services
Nurse Leaders Reference Group
Radiotherapy
SACT- Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy
Non Medical Prescribers Support Forum
Pharmacy Group
SACT Nurse Group
TYA – Teenage and Young Adults
Peer Review
Primary Care Referral Guidance
Work Programmes
Cancer Reform
Northern Ireland Cancer Patient Experience Survey
Oncology Services Transformation
Patients & Public
Cancer Services in Northern Ireland
Events for patients and public
General information about cancer
Are there different types of cancer?
Can cancer be prevented?
How can my doctors tell I’ve got cancer?
How is cancer treated?
Questions I might ask?
Signs and symptoms
The multidisciplinary team (MDT)
What causes cancer?
What is cancer?
What is the difference between primary and secondary cancer?
Where can I get more detailed information about cancer?
Which are the most common cancers?
Who gets cancer?
PPI – Personal & Public Involvement
Support for carers
Clinical trials
Local Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Services
Living with & beyond cancer
Clinical support services
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Physical activity
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Prof Alan Hounsell, Head of Medical Physics, Belfast Trust is the Chair of the Radiotherapy CRG
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