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Supporting People Affected by Cancer to Live Better
Moyra Mills, Annette Mawhinney,
Norma Adams, Diarmaid McAuley,
4th June 2019
“It made such a difference having
someone at the end of the phone”
“I now know I am not going through this
alone”
Aim of HWBEs:to enable people to take back control of their lives� Better informed………… � Know what’s normal……..� More confidence……… � Feel reassured…..…..� Motivated…………� Feel less anxious / isolated…….
1.30pm Arrival & Registration
1.45 pm WelcomeNorma Adams
Macmillan Information and Support Manager
1.55 pm Colorectal Cancer – What’s next?Mr Bill Campbell
Consultant Surgeon
2.15 pm Living WellAnnette Mawhinney
Macmillan Colorectal Clinical Nurse Specialist
2.35 pm What can I eat now?Heather Owen
Macmillan GI Dietitian
2.55 pm
Tea & Coffee Break
• Time to visit information stands
• Opportunity to chat to other
patients & families
Macmillan Benefits Advisor,
Macmillan Cancer Support,
Action Cancer, Cancer Focus NI, Boots, Charis,
Colostomy Assoc., Ileostomy Assoc., Bowel
Cancer UK, Physical Activity Co-ordinator
3.30 pm Support for carersClaire Campbell
NHSCT Carers Co-ordinator
3.40 pm Looking after yourselfValerie Magowan
Cancer Focus NI Counsellor
4.00 pm Managing fatigueJudith McCullough
Occupational Therapist
4.10 pm Exercise following bowel cancerJanice Allen
Specialist Physiotherapist
4.20 pm Move MoreAlan McCausland
Macmillan Move More Co-ordinator
4.35 pm Round up & CloseNorma Adams
Macmillan Information and Support Manager
Key MessagesThe new normal –what to expect /
look out for
Exercise is the magic pill to aid
recovery
How to eat well
Managing fatigue
Coping with your
diagnosis
Support forpatient/family
What people liked best about our events:
“I realise my fatigue is normal andwhat everyone else feels….and thatI can do things to improve it.”
“The reassurance and inspiration I received from the whole team. I feel much more confident moving forward. Thanks to all”
“The variety of sessions. Overall gave me an increased awareness of what my partner is going through.”
“Chatting with other people and the opportunity to chat to representatives at the information tables.”
“I know now I am not alone”
“The craic and the scones!”
75%
25%
Male Female
1% 2%5%
17%
31%28%
14%
2%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
63%
37%
Healthcare Referral Self Referral
11%
37%40%
12%
None Very Little Moderate A Lot
59%
12% 7% 7% 5% 10%
0%
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60%
80% 55%
24%
11% 7%2% 1%
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%
11% 5%
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10% 7% 16%
40%
52%
25%
53%
12%34%
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Start 3 Months 6 Months 12 Months
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Start 3 Months 6 Months 12Months
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59% 62% 70% 76%
41% 38%30%
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Start 3 Months 6 Months 12 Months
No Problems Some Problems
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Increased Physical Activity Reduced Fatigue Levels
Improved Mobility Improved State of Health
Proposed Benefits of HWBE
� Increase knowledge & understanding� Increase confidence� Improve physical wellbeing� Enable management of emotional distress� Access to range of services� Opportunity to meet others
Survey results
� 316 Postal survey in 3 Trusts
– Southern, SET, Northern
� Patients who had attended Jan-June 2018
� Mix of closed and open-ended questions
Respondents
� 131 returned (42% response rate)� 65% female
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15
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BreastSkinColorectalGynaeLungUrology
Post event� 47% attended programmes or activities
23
14
8
6
38
13
0 10 20 30 40
Fatigue Management
Physical Programme
Self Management
Counselling
Complimentary
TherapiesLook Good, Feel better
Post event� 46% contacted support services
15
9
5
8
3
20
0 5 10 15 20 25
Macmillan Information & Support…
A healthcare professional
Peer support
Practical Support
Work related/employment advice
Benefits/financial/welfare advice
Changed Lifestyle Post - event
0 20 40 60 80
Social Activities
Emotional Wellbeing
Work/Life Balance
Exercise/Physical Activity
Smoking
Alcohol Intake
Diet
18
27
21
51
5
15
33
Increased Knowledge
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
More able to question or challenge…
Your ability to cope with concerns or…
More aware of the different support…
Your ability to cope with cancer related…
Confident that your ability makes your…
Comfortable in taking part in social…
Clear about what to look for in terms of…
How to access services if problems arise?
Disagree
Somewhat Agree
Agree