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Quotes from Nurses
Study Day on Head and Neck Cancer, 2010. “I wish to express my grateful thanks to The Sam Trust for supporting us to attend the Head and Neck Cancer Society Study Day. It was an excellent study day and a great way to meet up with other people in the multi-diciplinary team and feel the community effort towards helping patients through their treatment in order to achieve the best outcomes.” Lynn Harwood, Community Cancer Nurse
“An Excellent opportunity to learn new aspects of treatment and to hear the experience of diagnosis treatment and recovery”. Wynis Merrick, Community Health Nurse.
BMT Mettings, Orlando, Florida. Feb 2010.
“Thank you for the financial support you gave me to attend the Tandem BMT meetings this year. The conference was very worthwhile and there was a good mixture of things to think about with respect to the care we provide in Wellington and I came home with the reassurance that we provide a very good service for our patients”. Catherine Wood, BMT Coordinator
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Achievements of The Sam Trust
Since it's inception in 2005 and with the generous support of many donors, NZCT and the Pelorus Trust, The Sam Trust has made grants to medical staff for their ongoing professional development and for facilities in the Wellington Blood and Cancer Centre.
Medical staff have attended:
2011:
- Hematology & Oncology Conference Wellington
2010:
- Head and neck cancer study day, Cancer Society Wellington
- Integrated Cancer Centres Symposium, Melbourne
2009:
- International Oncology Conference, Singapore
- Cancer out-patient nurses forum in Hawkes Bay
- Tandem Bone Marrow Transplant meetings in Orlando USA
2008:
- Australasian Haematology Conference in Wellington held in association with the USA Mayo Cancer Clinic
Facitilies provided:
- Two 'Chester Chests' , a teaching aid with inserted intravenous access lines, valuable for the training of both patients and staff in the administration of drugs.
- A Barometric weighing scale
- Fish Tanks in the out patients areas
- Art works, TV's & wall mounts, portable DVD Players
- A number of Lazy-boy chairs & small fridges
- Microwaves for day treatment rooms
With staff attending these conferences, The Sam Trust is making a difference, latest treatment procedures learned and implemented, connections and information shared with Cancer treatment professionals both nationally and internationally.
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