Talking about NETs with family, friends, colleagues and doctors
Jenny Allison shares practical guidance on how to talk about a neuroendocrine cancer diagnosis with the people around you – family, friends, colleagues, and members of your healthcare team. Useful for newly diagnosed patients and their whānau.
Written by NECNZ team
This recording is general educational information. It isn’t a substitute for advice from your own doctor or care team, and the views are the presenter’s own.
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