Childhood Cancer International – Europe shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The care someone receives shouldn’t depend on their location. The quality of follow-up care for young people living with and beyond cancer is inconsistent across Europe.
From routine mental health screenings to vocational support, these co-created guidelines aim to bridge the gaps in care across Europe. By implementing these standards, we can ensure that every young person has access to the support they deserve, no matter where they live.
Read the Recommendations.”
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