Paper 52 - AN AMBULATORY CARE APPROACH TO DELIVERY OF CHEMOTHERAPY FOR TEENAGE YOUNG ADULT (TYA) SARCOMA: EVALUATION OF ITS UTILITY AND BENEFIT

Author(s)

• KI

  Katrina M. Ingley, MBChB, FRACP, FRCPA

  Consultant Paediatric Oncologist
  Sarcoma Department, University College Hospital, London, UK
  London, England, United Kingdom

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Co-Author(s)

• LB

  Lauren Birkett, MSc, BNurs (Hons)

  Advanced Nurse Practitioner
  Teenage Young Adult AC Unit, University College Hospital MacMillan Centre, London
  London, England, United Kingdom
• CN

  Caroline Newton, Dip Nursing, MA (Psychotherapy)

  Clinical Nurse Specialist Teenage Cancer
  Teenage Young Adult AC Unit, University College Hospital MacMillan Cancer Centre, London
  London, England, United Kingdom
• CF

  Catherine Farmer, BNurs

  Clinical Nurse Specialist Teenage Cancer
  Teenage Young Adult AC Unit, University College Hospital MacMillan Cancer Centre, London
  LOndon, England, United Kingdom
• RW

  Rachael Windsor, BSc Hons, MBBS Hons, MRCPCH, MSc, MDRes

  Consultant Paediatric and Adolescent Oncologist
  Sarcoma Department, University College Hospital, London
  London, England, United Kingdom
• MM

  Maria Michelagnoli, MD

  Paediatric Oncologist
  Sarcoma Department, University College London Hospital
  London, England, United Kingdom
• AF

  Alison Finch, BNurs

  Assistant Chief Nurse
  Teenage Young Adult AC Unit, University College Hospital MacMillan Cancer Centre, London
  LOndon, England, United Kingdom
• LM

  Lisa-Marie McMonagle, BNurs

  Teenage Cancer Trust Nurse Consultant, UCLH
  Teenage Young Adult AC Unit, University College Hospital MacMillan Cancer Centre, London
  London, England, United Kingdom
• SS

  Sandra J. Strauss, MRCP PhD

  Consultant Medical Oncologist
  Sarcoma Department, University College Hospital, London
  London, England, United Kingdom