POGO’s 2012 AfterCare Education Day examined selected clinical and psychosocial issues impacting childhood cancer survivors and provided delegates with theoretical knowledge and practical strategies to manage these issues in order to improve care provided to survivors of pediatric cancers. Pediatric oncologists, nurses, social workers, and other provincial interdisciplinary AfterCare staff working with childhood cancer survivors attended in order to enhance their knowledge of late effects associated with childhood cancer and to be exposed to new strategies to manage this unique patient population.

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