Can you help the bladder cancer service improvement team?

News - 30 March 2017

The Urology Department at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital is looking for patients who have been diagnosed with bladder cancer in Sheffield to help them to improve their service.
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They want to find a group of patients to meet up for a couple of hours to share feedback on the current bladder cancer service. Patients involved in this group will help the Urology Service Improvement Team to re-shape the bladder cancer service in Sheffield and improve the service for patients and their families affected by bladder cancer in the future.

Interested in getting involved?

Contact the Macmillan service improvement team:

sht-tr.macmillan-urology@nhs.net

0114 271 2267

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