Helping Patients with Cancer in Primary Care: The patient journey

One of the Community Pharmacy Primary Care Subcommittee Members, Pete Robertson is producing a series videos for BOPA to help promote ways Community and Primary Care colleagues can support patients with cancer.

The first video – Cancer Care Part 1 – The Patient Journey is out NOW on youtube.

The video is also available on Tiktok and Instagram.

The videos recommend the Let’s Communicate Cancer resource. To find out more about Lets Communicate Cancer click the link. This resource is free to access but you must register to join BOPA as a free associate member of BOPA.

To access module 5 – A Patient’s story (Jackie’s story) click here.

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