がん再発どうやってチェックする？・Q&A#361

#CancerDisasterPreventionManual #ApplyFromDescription "A 47-year-old patient with pancreatic cancer is undergoing follow-up observation. The results of CT scans and blood tests one year after surgery were very good, so I was told that I would be able to visit the hospital once every two months and would not need to have blood tests, but how can I tell if my condition is good and if there is something wrong?" Note: The video talks about general matters, but each patient's circumstances are completely different. Please consult with your doctor before deciding on your own treatment. ◎Online Cancer Study Group "Learn about cancer not found in specialist books here → Cancer Coco" Cancer Study Group for Professionals (survivors also welcome) (3 sessions remaining / 4 sessions in total) http://ptix.at/AC9LZK We are accepting additional applications, but you can watch past video archives and slides. The progress in cancer treatment itself is remarkable every day, but on the other hand, I often wonder whether the happiness of patients is actually increasing. Even if there is a treatment that can cure cancer or allow people to coexist with it, it is certain that problems will arise in work and life, and there are many patients for whom the treatment does not go well. In addition, an increasing number of pharmacists are not only working with cancer patients as part of their job, but also have cancer themselves or their family members. On the other hand, new cancer-related drugs are being released one after another, making pharmacists and other medical professionals very busy. It has become too specialized, making it difficult to respond adequately to the situations that patients are truly in trouble, and the labor burden is becoming excessive. Therefore, we have planned an online study group to alleviate the dilemma of wanting to truly help cancer patients but also wanting to reduce our own excessive workload. You will learn about the "actuality of cancer" that is not found in specialized books. In order to connect to true patient support work, it is an attempt to share "horizontal" know-how with the broad keyword "cancer" rather than vertical expertise. It can be said to be a new type of online cancer study group that takes on everything from understanding the current state of cancer treatment to dealing with patients who are in real trouble. For example, -Introducing online tools that pharmacists can use to support patients and reduce their workload -Helping you reflect on past cases where you were unhappy with your interactions with patients -Providing expert advice on things that are difficult to ask directly about in your current work with doctors Instead of just watching and listening, we will have you give examples from your field and consider countermeasures together. During the discussion time, you can also ask me, an active cancer treatment doctor, any questions or concerns you may have as a pharmacist. In addition to simply receiving a lecture, it is also a place where participants can talk candidly about problems they are having or dissatisfied with at work via the video conference ZOOM and give each other advice. Each seminar lasts for 90 minutes, but those who wish to do so can stay on ZOOM to continue the discussion or use it as a place for a social gathering to exchange information. This time, the target audience is pharmacists, but the content is also useful for other professionals. Nurses, MSWs, other medical professionals, and motivated cancer survivors can also participate. Why not join us? [Online seminars, 4 times in total, 90 minutes each] 1st session: "Cancer knowledge that medical professionals think they know but don't" (archives available) 2nd session: "Cancer patients' true feelings that pharmacists are not aware of" 3rd session: "How should medical staff mediate between cancer doctors and patients?" 4th session: "Is there a way to support cancer patients that makes it easier for pharmacists?" ↓↓Apply here↓↓ Online cancer study group: "Learn about cancer that is not written in specialist books here → Cancer Coco" Cancer study group for professionals (survivors also welcome) (3 sessions remaining / 4 sessions in total) http://ptix.at/AC9LZK [Participation application deadline] Until 21:00 on Wednesday, May 26th, the day before ◎ "Cancer Disaster Prevention Manual" is being distributed for free (limited stock) Many people are enthusiastic about cancer prevention, but many people are unaware that more than half of cancers are unpreventable, so many people are confused about what to do when they develop the disease. It was difficult to find words that would resonate with such healthy people. However, if you think about it carefully, there are very few people who will be able to live their whole life free from cancer, including family and friends, and it strikes suddenly, so I thought that this is the same as a disaster. So I realized that the word "disaster prevention"...