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December 3, Patients' School will be held in in Saint Petersburg

09.12.2014

Topic: The role of anthracycline antibiotics and taxanes in the treatment of breast cancer

Venue: N.N. Petrov Institute of Oncology of the Russian Ministry of Health (small conference hall).

15:30 REGISTRATION OF PARTICIPANTS

16:00 OPENING OF PATIENTS' SCHOOL
Welcoming address: Marina Borisovna Rumyantseva, Chairman of the St. Petersburg regional branch of IPM Movement Against Cancer, member of the Council for the Protection of Patients' Rights to the St. Petersburg Committee of Health.

16:10 MEDICAL UNIT OF PATIENTS' SCHOOL
Speaker: Tatiana Yurievna Semiglazova, doct. med. sci., Head of the Department of innovative methods of medical oncology and rehabilitation of the N.N. Petrov Institute of Oncology of the Russian Ministry of Health, Associate Professor, Department of Oncology of the North-Western State Medical University named after I.I. Mechnikov.
"The role of anthracycline antibiotics and taxanes in the treatment of breast cancer".
Answers to written and oral questions – 15 min.
 
17:10 LEGAL UNIT OF PATIENTS' SCHOOL
Speaker: Diana Evgenievna Bondarenko, vice-chairman of IPM "Movement Against Cancer", lawyer.
"Program of social services provided to cancer patients".
Answers to written and oral questions – 15 min.

17:40 SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
Speaker: Elena Victorovna Pesterova, cand. sci. (Psychology), clinical psychologist, researcher at the Department of innovative methods in medical oncology and rehabilitation, N.N. Petrov Institute of Oncology.
"Psychological support for cancer patients".
Answers to written and oral questions – 15 min.

18:10 CLOSING OF PATIENTS' SCHOOL

To register for participation, please call: +7 (905) 289-50-46, +7 (951) 655-28-04.

The entrance is free

Aim of the project:
 Participants of Patients' Schools – patients, their relatives and friends may ask questions and receive competent answers. Equally important feature of Patients' Schools is the participation of psychologist, who advice patients how not to give up, withstand and fight the disease.