Living Well With and Beyond Cancer University Hospitals Bristol

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Living Well With and Beyond Cancer University Hospitals Bristol Ruth Hendy Lead Cancer Nurse University Hospitals Bristol

Current projects Significant Macmillan funding of LWWBC projects previously Current Cancer Transformation Fund project – funded by NHS England, for 2 years, finishing March 2020 Awaiting sustainable funding commissioning decision

LWWBC Recovery Package (Personalised Care and Support) Holistic Needs Assessments Health and Wellbeing Events Treatment Summaries Cancer Care Reviews Risk stratification / pathway redesign Cancer Support Workers Rehabilitation Community based Macmillan Rehab and Support Team Macmillan Rehabilitation / Therapy Support Service in UHBristol Prehabilitation Penny Brohn UK- Treatment Support Clinic / Courses (Wellbeing support during and after cancer treatment)

Holistic Needs Assessments HNA (eHNA) Structured assessment of holistic needs / concerns and care plan Within 31 days of diagnosis & end of treatment Electronic / paper / face to face or telephone Clinical Nurse Specialists / Cancer Support Workers Electronic Care plan to GPs / link to Treatment Summaries

Health and Wellbeing Events Information / education events for patients First steps – For people with a recent cancer diagnosis Next Steps – For people at the end of cancer treatment Adjust, Adapt and Plan – For people living with uncertainty and a prognosis of ~ 6-36 months

Physio session, getting active again

Information and refreshments

Break time – market stall information gathering, meeting other patients, CNSs, AHPs

Cancer Support Workers Evolving role – B4, working alongside Clinical Nurse Specialist teams, trained to provide information and support to people with cancer Clinical Nurse Specialists make electronic referrals to Cancer Support Workers 1:1 referral for support & signposting / following HNA Recovery package: Holistic Needs Assessments Health and Wellbeing Events Support CNS teams with information packs / leaflets Awareness / health promotion campaigns