“As my family and I have been through this experience, we have learnt so much and now understand more. So I think it’s really important to share this knowledge with others in order to make progress. It will improve the lives of others who are either directly or indirectly affected by a brain tumour both now and in the future.
I received outstanding physical and emotional treatment and support from the neurology team and staff at The Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield. Their exceptional level of care particularly helped to reduce the stress and anxiety which comes with treatment which really positively contributed to my recovery. But this isn’t the case for everyone."
It is so very important that everyone has access to the same treatment, care, support and medical expertise. Results from The Brain Tumour Charity’s survey will help ensure that this happens. We can find out more about patient experience and address where improvements need to be made. The survey results will also help patients themselves learn more about their own condition as well as treatment and other aspects of their experience which they may face in the future too.
To find out more and take part in our surveys, please visit thebraintumourcharity.org/l...
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