UF Consumer Advisory Group (CAG) meets in Melbourne

CAG Symposium photo
On the morning of our NET Patient Symposium in Melbourne,
members of our Consumer Advisory Group (CAG) held a meeting to discuss some key
projects for 2019.

These passionate individuals all have their personal reasons
for volunteering their time to help others dealing with NETs. Overwhelmingly
though, they share a mutual desire to spread the word about NET cancer and help
others avoid many of the pitfalls they have encountered during their NET
journey so far.

The CAG heard from our CEO Simone who gave an update on our “Patient
App” project which is very close to being rolled out over the coming months. Our
Net Nurse Kate then gave an update on the “Surviviorship Care Plan Project”
which will also piloted at the start of 2019.

Some robust discussion was held around how to address financial
hardship and inequity around Australia with the charges and costs associated
with NETs care and treatments. Some strategies
were developed to address these concerns and we look forward to getting more
information from members so we can formulate an approach to lobby government.

Overall, these meetings were very beneficial and we thank
all the CAG members for giving up their time to contribute and attend. We’re really
excited to be moving forward with this wonderful group of people and will give
updates on project progress throughout the coming year.

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