Care pathway guide
Help Me Understand My Care Pathway
Choose a starting point
Where would you like to begin?
Precision Oncology
Understand whether a precision oncology review, a molecular report review or a standard oncology consultation may be the most useful first conversation.
StartCancer Second Opinion
Work out which kind of review would be most useful — diagnosis and pathology, the treatment plan, a molecular report, or an advanced therapy question.
StartCAR-T Cell Therapy
Understand whether a specialist CAR-T or cellular therapy discussion may be relevant, and which records the team would need to review.
StartCancer Genetics & Family Risk
Understand whether a formal hereditary cancer risk assessment and genetic counselling discussion may be relevant for you or your family.
StartPrecision Longevity
Identify which areas of your long-term health — prevention, cardiometabolic health, fitness, sleep, bone health or family risk — may be worth reviewing.
StartOncology Day Care
Understand what kind of planned treatment or supportive service may be suitable for a Day Care discussion, and which records help the team plan it.
StartHome Cancer Care
Understand which non-emergency, cancer-related support needs may be suitable for home-based care, and what the team would review first.
StartCancer Survivorship
Organise the long-term health questions, follow-up concerns and recovery topics that may be worth raising at a survivorship visit.
StartInternational Patient Review
Understand whether to begin with a remote record review, a video consultation, a molecular review, or treatment coordination discussion.
StartSupportive Cancer Care
Identify the symptom, nutrition, wellbeing and caregiver topics that may be worth discussing alongside cancer treatment.
StartPalliative & Symptom Support
Explore whether symptom, function, quality-of-life and family-support review may be helpful — alongside cancer treatment, not instead of it.
StartTreatment Side-Effect Navigation
If you have symptoms during cancer treatment, work out whether you should seek urgent medical review, contact your treating team, or raise it at a routine supportive care discussion.
StartMolecular / Genomic Report Review
If you already have a molecular or genomic cancer report, see whether a specialist interpretation review may be worth discussing.
StartClinical Trial Review
Gather the clinical information that a specialist would need in order to discuss whether clinical-trial options are worth exploring.
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In preparation
Guides being developed
Oncology Day Care
Will help identify which day-care service is being requested, and explain that treatment always requires a physician order and clinical assessment.
Coming soon
Home Cancer Care
Will help identify which home-based supportive services may be relevant, with urgent-symptom escalation built in.
Coming soon
Cancer Survivorship
Will identify topics worth discussing at a survivorship visit, and connect with the Precision Longevity Program where appropriate.
Coming soon
International Patient Review
Will focus on care navigation and logistics: which records exist, whether a video consultation is preferred, and whether travel is possible.
Coming soon
This guided tool is for education and care navigation only. It does not diagnose cancer, determine treatment eligibility, or replace consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.