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Cancer patients asked to share their views

by isleofman.com 19th April 2018

Cancer patients on the Isle of Man are being asked to help shape future services.

Macmillan volunteers will hold a Patient Panel on Friday, April 20th as part of efforts to capture the views of past and present patients and their relatives.

The panel is made up of people who've personally experienced cancer, or helped a loved one through their diagnosis, and works with the Department of Health and Social Care.   

Panel member Sally McMullen says: "I really appreciate having the opportunity to use my personal experience to help cancer services improve and develop – keeping pace with ongoing developments in cancer treatment."

Anyone who'd like to submit their thoughts can meet the team between 10am and 2pm.

Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 19th, April 2018 09:40pm.

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