Survivorship education - Neuropsychology
This video has been developed by PICS, Victoria’s Paediatric Integrated Cancer Service.
PICS has developed a series of e-learning modules for health professionals on survivorship and the importance of long-term follow-up for children and adolescents following treatment for cancer.
The video below describes:
- factors that pose risks for neurocognitive late effects following childhood cancer
- common difficulties faced by survivors
- the role of clinical neuropsychology in the PICS Long Term Follow-up Program (LTFP).
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