Anjali Sibley, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine (Oncology) at Stanford University School of Medicine, shared on LinkedIn:
“Come join me and the Cancer Support Community San Francisco Bay Area at the Oncology Care Update 2026!
Thanks to the Oncology Nursing Society’s San Francisco Bay Area Chapter (SFBAONS) for hosting.
Saturday, October 24, 2026 in Burlingame, CA
Cancer supportive care. We will discuss why holistic supportive care in cancer matters, practical tips for patients, and the amazing assortment of free comprehensive, culturally considerate services (yes, free!) provided by the indefatigable Cancer Support Community San Francisco Bay Area.
We are grateful for the opportunity to represent Cancer Support Community San Francisco Bay Area at the San Francisco Bay Area Oncology Nursing Society (SFBAONS) conference.
When patients and families leave an appointment, they may still be carrying questions, worries, and practical challenges.
CSC can be a supportive link between clinical care and daily life, offering free education, support groups, counseling, navigation, and connection with others who understand.
Oncology nurses play a vital role in recognizing those needs and helping patients find support.
We are looking forward to exploring how we can work together to ensure people affected by cancer know they do not have to navigate it alone!
There is ample evidence in the literature for providing psychosocial support, palliative care, physical activity, nutrition and social support at the time of diagnosis of cancer. Even music therapy helps!
But given the urgency to start treatment, all of these things are not routinely done.
It helps to be aware of what can help, what you need, and where to find available resources.
Join us! Info below.”
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