INNOVATIVE LONG-TERM CARE FOR CHILDREN WITH CANCER
Source: Victoria. Minister for Health. Media Release
"In an Australian first, Victorian children who suffer from cancer will benefit from a long-term, $2 million-plus Brumby Labor Government program to guide their recovery and plan their future health care. Launching the Paediatric Cancer Long Term Follow Up for Late Effects program, Health Minister Daniel Andrews said the statewide program is part of the Brumby Labor Government’s $150 million Cancer Action Plan launched last December and will proactively manage the long-term care of patients by matching broad-ranging services with their individual needs."
Thursday, July 23, 2009
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Labels: Children youth and family, Health
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