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Survivorship Care Planning Susan Leigh, BSN, RN Cancer Survivorship Consultant Tucson, Arizona From Cancer Patient to Cancer Survivor: Lost in Transition (IOM) • Cancer is often a chronic condition, but is not treated as one. • When treatment ends, most cancer survivors do not have a follow-up care plan or treatment summary. • Surviving cancer is something to celebrate, but it is not the end of the road. • Cancer changes your life forever, and it also changes your healthcare needs forever. Types of Care Planning 1. Treatment Plan What is happening NOW. 2. Treatment Summary Diagnosis Reports Treatments Historical document. PAST 3. Follow-Up Care Plan Surveillance Health maintenance Living document. FUTURE Care Planning Templates American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) (Breast, Colon, Lung) Journey Forward Lance Armstrong care plan with Oncolife Oncolife (Survivorship care planning for ALL cancers) Bag It (General summary template) (Breast, Colon, General) www.cancer.net/patient/survivorship www.journeyforward.org www.livestrongcareplan.org www.oncolink.org/oncolife www.bagit4u.org