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| Patient Resources |
Patient Resources
What is an oncology/hematology AP?A healthcare professional such as nurse practitioners, physician associates, and pharmacists—specially trained to provide expert, patient-centered cancer care across diverse settings. 
Advanced Practitioner MythsA resource that debunks common misconceptions about advanced practitioners (APs) in hematology/oncology, clarifying their roles, qualifications, and the quality of care they provide. 
The importance of your oncology pharmacistOncology pharmacists are essential members of the cancer care team, ensuring safe and effective medication use, managing side effects, supporting clinical trials, and educating patients and providers across all stages of care. 
APSHO Patient Advocacy CouncilAn invited group of APs and Patient Advocacy group leaders who seek to enhance your care and support. 
Cancer Advocacy GroupsFind cancer advocacy groups that offer support, resources, and hope for patients and families. 
Industry PartnersThe APSHO Industry Council connects oncology practitioners with industry partners to advance cancer care through collaboration and innovation. 
Recognizing and Avoiding Medical ScamsThis resource helps you identify fraudulent healthcare schemes and protect yourself and loved ones from misleading or harmful medical claims. 
Questions to ask when you are in the workup for a possible cancer diagnosisA guide to help you ask key questions during your workup for a possible cancer diagnosis. 
Questions to ask after you are diagnosed with cancerA guide of essential questions to ask after being diagnosed with cancer. 
How to understand your biomarker reportPatient-friendly guides to understanding biomarker test results and how they inform cancer treatment options 
APSHO Patient CompassOffers tools and guides to help you make informed, empowered cancer care. Coming soon! |
