Breast Cancer Patient Stories Project

Tanna, Nuttan; Buijs, Helene; Reichert, R.

doi:10.1258/mi.2012.012028

Menopause International

2012

DOI: 10.1258/mi.2012.012028

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Breast Cancer Patient Stories Project

Nuttan Tanna

Helene Buijs

R. Reichert

Abstract: Breast cancer survivors would support the setting up of a BCMS service, and would actively help raise awareness and market this service.

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“…This lecture described the development of a dedicated breast cancer and menopause clinic in Harrow and gave enlightening examples of views of patients from focus groups. point: close liaison with multidisciplinary breast care team is essential 1. …”

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British Menopause Society 22nd Annual Conference, Winchester 2012

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2012

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Around 200 delegates gathered at the Norton Park Country Hotel, Winchester for the 22nd annual BMS conference. The hotel, nestled in the Hampshire countryside, provided a suitable venue for two days of high-quality presentations and discourse.Using the recent Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists' (RCOG) publication A Life Course Approach to Women's Health David Richmond, Vice President of RCOG illustrated the importance of a lifelong approach to women's health and discussed how the RCOG and specialist societies like the BMS can change the way we look at developing health care. Particular factors at any stage in a woman's life can have a major impact on

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Prescribing for Women with Breast Cancer in Their Survivorship Phase for Menopausal Symptoms

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Breast Cancer Patient Stories Project

Abstract: Breast cancer survivors would support the setting up of a BCMS service, and would actively help raise awareness and market this service.

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British Menopause Society 22nd Annual Conference, Winchester 2012

British Menopause Society 22nd Annual Conference, Winchester 2012

Prescribing for Women with Breast Cancer in Their Survivorship Phase for Menopausal Symptoms

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