Seeking views on cancer services for children and young people in South London and the South East of England

News - 14 January 2021

NHS London wants to hear from children and young people who have experiences with using cancer services in London and South East England, as well as their families and carers; following the most recent review of the services in January 2020.
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Many reviews of cancer services for children and young people have taken place.  The most recent one which was asked for by the Chief Executive of the NHS, was finished in January 2020.

The focus of this review was to decide if it should be compulsory for Principal Treatment Centres (PTC) for children’s cancer to be on the same site as a Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU).   The conclusion of the review was that from now on all Principal Treatment Centres must be in the same place as a Paediatric Intensive Care Unit and other specialised children’s services. The review noted that these recommendations would have a particular impact for some services and, in particular, those provided at the Royal Marsden and St George’s. 

 

NHS London now wants to hear from children, young people, families, charities, health bodies and clinicians to help think about the way forward.  

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Seeking views on cancer services for children and young people in South London and the South East of England

This is survey for young people ( age 10 – 25 ) who are current or former cancer patients from South London and the South East of England.  You can find out all about the survey and what it’s about here or by clicking on the survey itself.  You can also email us with any questions or if you prefer to talk to us rather than doing the survey – our email is jeremy@youngpeopleshealth.org.uk

 

The survey is open until the 31st January 2021 and there is a separate survey for parents and carers

Take the survey here

FOR PARENTS AND CARERS

Seeking views on cancer services for children and young people in South London and the South East of England

This is a survey for parents and carers of children and young people who have had cancer care in South London and the South East of England.  You can find out all about the survey and what it’s about here or by clicking on the survey itself.  You can also email us with questions and if you would like to know more about how you can have your views heard – our email is jeremy@youngpeopleshealth.org.uk

 

The survey is open until the 31st January 2021 and there is a separate survey for young people

Take the survey here

 

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