SCCA presents patient perspectives on survivorship Feb. 21

What do cancer patients need as they journey from active treatment to survivorship? Find out by attending "Patient Perspective on the End of Treatment: Transitioning from Patient to Survivor" Thursday, Feb. 21, 2:30-3:30 p.m. in the SCCA Clinic, Room G3100/G3102.

A panel of former Seattle Cancer Care Alliance patients will discuss:

• What is the experience like to transition from patient to survivor?
• What, if anything, has helped them make the transition?
• How has the meaning of survivorship changed for them over the course of time?
• What information or resources were helpful at the end of treatment?

This presentation is part of SCCA's ongoing Cancer Survivorship Lecture Series, hosted by the SCCA Staff Education Department and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Survivorship Program. For more information about the series, contact Staff Education at (206) 288-6713. To learn more about the Survivorship Program, call (206) 667-5262, email survivor@fhcrc.org or visit www.fhcrc.org/survivorship.