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More people than ever are living with and beyond cancer, but not everyone is living well. People may be dealing with side-effects from their treatment, have other health concerns, or even face a recurrence of the cancer.
Currently, traditional approaches for people who have been or are being treated for cancer, are to follow up in hospital outpatient settings. At the end of 2010, 7,006 people in North Somerset were living up to 20 years after a cancer diagnosis, it is expected that by 2030 this number will rise to 13,610. By using the traditional method this will increase the pressure on available resources within the NHS and will not meet the needs of those living with and beyond cancer, and this is where the Living Well with and Beyond Cancer / Personalised Care and Support project and Macmillan Cancer Support Team can make a difference.
Please visit the links below for more information on how Macmillan can support you at Weston General Hospital.
First edition, autumn 2020
Second edition, winter 2020
Third edition, spring 2021
Fourth edition, summer 2021
Fifth edition, autumn 2021
Sixth edition, winter 2021
Seventh edition, spring 2022
Issue 8 - Summer 2022
Issue 9 - Autumn 2022
Issue 10 - winter 2022
Issue 11 - Spring 2023
Issue 12 - Summer 2023
Issue 13 - Autumn 2023
Issue 14 - Winter 2023
Issue 15 - Summer 2024
Issue 16 - Autumn 2024
Issue 17 - Winter 2024
Issue 18 - Spring 2025
Other links
Macmillan Support Centre
Personalised Care and Support
Psychology Services
Breast Department
Cancer Services
Gastroenterology
Haematology
Nutrition and Dietetic Department
Oncology
Palliative Care
Urology