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Living with cancer – education programmes for patients

Abstract This paper considers two different educational approaches that can help people with cancer live more fully with their disease. The Community Networks team at Macmillan Cancer Relief in the UK is looking at different programmes as part of a project to support people with cancer and enable them to become part of cancer self-help and support networks. In particular, they are looking at two models: 'Learning to Live with Cancer' a patient education programme designed specifically for people with cancer and the 'Chronic Disease Self-Management Programme', for people living with a chronic illness.