Your Child Beat Cancer (YAY!). 5 Things Your Pediatrician Should Know

Physicians Lisa Diller, the chief medical officer of the Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Center and Peter Manley, an oncologist and director, Stop & Shop Family Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Outcomes Clinic, note five areas for pediatricians as survivors transition back to healthy pediatric care.
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The end of treatment calls for a celebration -- and a conference with your pediatrician.
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The end of treatment calls for a celebration — and a conference with your pediatrician.

1. Physicians should receive a copy of the child’s treatment summary and care plan created by the oncologist.
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2. Remember that the end of treatment is also a time of anxiety and transition for children and parents.

3. Watch for signs of side effects from treatment. (The article notes resources for the physical effects of treatment, but pediatricians and parents should be on the lookout for emotional and social changes as well.)
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4. Know what services are available for survivors and their families.

5. Promote good health habits.

Read the entire article here.

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