Decision-making in ABC
There are many decisions to make when you have advanced breast cancer. Deciding whether to start a new treatment, continue an existing treatment or stop treatment all together can be a difficult process - not to mention the family and personal considerations, financial aspects and quality of life goals that play a role.
In this webinar, our expert panel discussed how to navigate the decision-making process to make the best choices for you and your family.
Meet your panel
Dr David Porter is a medical oncologist at Auckland City Hospital and is the lead clinician for the Breast, Bone and Soft Tissue Sarcoma teams. He gives insights on making decisions around treatment choices.
Dr Geraldine Tennant is an experienced health psychologist, specialising in breast and women's cancers. She gives advice on navigating personal and family considerations in the decision-making process.
Noralle Olive was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer five years ago when she was 29. She shares her experience of navigating decisions, from family considerations to taking part in a clinical trial.
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