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About HSCTs
About Chemotherapy Drugs
About Financial Support
About Special Equipment/Devices
Parent Handbook This Parent Handbook has been produced by the Oncology/Hematology/BMT program and the Department of Patient/Family Education at Children's Hospital. It is an excellent source of information and is given to parents when their child has been diagnosed with cancer. Health care professionals will find valuable information in the handbook as well. The following documents are available in Adobe® PDF (portable document format). This requires the use of the Adobe® Acrobat® Reader plug-in, which can be downloaded free of charge. Chapter 1: About the HospitalChapter 2: Some Things Will Never Be The Same AgainChapter 3: About DiagnosisChapter 4: About TreatmentChapter 5: Managing the Common Side Effects of Cancer Treatment (including reducing the risk of infections)Chapter 6: Going Home From The HospitalChapter 7: ResourcesChapter 8: RecordkeepingTop of PageAbout HSCTsFAQs about HSCT Going Home after Allogeneic SCT Going Home after Autologous SCT Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Collection - PBSCTop of PageAbout Chemotherapy DrugsDrug information for patients/parents is available on the BC Cancer Agency websiteChemotherapy: Safety at HomeTop of PageAbout Financial Support Financial Resources BC Cancer Agency Financial Information for Patients Top of PageAbout Special Equipment/Devices
Personal Supports Information Line. The Information Line will help make it easier for British Columbians to access information about government programs that provide equipment and assistive devices for persons with disabilities.
Contact details for the Information Line are as follows:
Telephone: 1 888 818-1211
TTY: 1 800 661-8773
E-mail: PersonalSupportsInformation@gov.bc.ca