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Northwestern Survivorship Programs
Supportive Oncology Program The Supportive Oncology Program focuses on evaluating and treating the social, psychological, emotional, physical, functional, and practical aspects of cancer from prevention to cancer survivorship to the end of life. This program involves a multidisciplinary team consisting of physicians, clinical psychologists, social workers, nutritionists, and a clinical care nurse who are committed to enhancing and preserving patients' quality of life, access to care, and treatment of symptoms related to cancer. The Supportive Oncology Program has created free, daily workshops, seminars and support groups designed for patients and loved ones participation. Individual and family counseling is available. Education and research are also essential components of this program that focus on improving patient decision making, coping, adjusting, understanding financial resources, management of cancer-related fatigue, cancer and sexuality, fertility issues, relaxation techniques, treatment of sleep disturbance and pain management. For additional information please call (312) 695-0990. |
