Supporting Adolescents and Young Adults with Medication Adherence during Cancer Treatment
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There are many reasons why patients miss taking doses of medications. These 10 tips can help.
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There are many reasons why patients miss taking doses of medications. These 10 tips can help.
Published on in Cancer Connections
Whether at home or in the hospital, these strategies can assist children to recover and adapt in difficult situations.
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Within the Cancer Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), art therapy offers support to patients and families during hospitalization and treatment.
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Chelsea Keeler, MSW, LSW, discusses the growing field of psychosocial care for pediatric patients.
Published on in Cancer Connections
CHOP’s Cancer Center helps families manage the extreme emotions elicited by a child’s cancer diagnosis through its world-class, comprehensive, innovative psychosocial services.
Published on in Children's View, Cancer Connections
“AYA Cancer Chat: Life Interrupted” is an insightful, CHOP-produced podcast where adolescents and young adults discuss their experience with cancer, with the goal of helping current patients.
Published on in Oncology Update, Cancer Connections
The Psychosocial Services Program in the Division of Oncology at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia provides comprehensive psychosocial services for children with cancer and members of their families.
Published on in Cancer Connections
Learn how teens being treated for cancer at CHOP are dealing with diagnosis and treatment, and what they want you to know about life with cancer.
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A $50,000 gift from seven-time GRAMMY winner Taylor Swift will be used to create specialized programming for teens with cancer treated at CHOP’s Cancer Center.
Published on in Oncology Update
A multidisciplinary team led by The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has created a social-ecological model of the readiness of adolescent and young adult cancer survivors to transition to adult healthcare.