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Physical Activity & Cancer Macmillan Activity Promotion Programme (MAPP) South East Wales Helen Tyler Macmillan Therapies Manager Velindre Cancer Centre Acknowledgements Siobhan Harkin Macmillan Physical Activity Lead (0.5 wte)
Helen Tyler Macmillan Therapies Manager Velindre Cancer Centre
– Macmillan Physical Activity Lead (0.5 wte)
– Macmillan Physical Activity Physiotherapist (0.6 wte)
– Macmillan Physical Activity Physiotherapist (O.4 wte)
– Macmillan Physical Activity Support Worker (1 wte)
Improves health and wellbeing outcomes Effect size Helping people take control
‘Keeping active has helped me, and my family, through a really difficult time. It’s helped me return to a more normal way of life and has given me a real sense of achievement’.
Reduction in the relevant risk of recurrence of breast cancer:
years of treatment) Physical activity guidelines
1.6 Million not achieving recommend level
1.1 million are 65years and over
0.4 million achieving recommended level of PA
Specific needs Additional support requirements Self management
10 Top tips NERS MAPP Physiotherapy Outpatients
Promote Physical Activity Promote Healthy Living Promote Self management of Cancer related side effects To promote peer support To empower patients to use NERS/independent Activity
Promote Champion Develop
dependent on patient feedback
run MAPP, staff, equipment
pathway
tool- EQ5D,FACIT,
Evaluate Identify Expand Establish
link in with Cancer support groups
group meetings
MAPP
social care staff emailed
NERS/activities local
promotional stand
being days for family/carer /HCP
Patient Family Carers MDT Community Secondary care
interviewing
support
leisure providers, community room
MAPP assessments
Advice Education Support Behavioural change model Patient Centred Physical activity
DIY- Home based PA Walking NERs Tai chi Relaxation Mindfulness
Beginning of the journey” – why now? Pacing, planning, energy diaries Healthy Eating Coping thoughts Confidence in moving forward with PA Local
& resources
physiotherapist prior to commencement on the MAPP.
physical activity levels
Macmillan Activity Promotion Programme Exclusion criteria
physically active (we will refer directly on to NERS)
temperature >38 °c
stenosis
illness
headedness
thrombocytopenia)
with MAPP team on an individual basis.
Many of these exclusions will only be temporary but all must be considered
Promote Physical Activity 90% attendance 1 non starter due to illness Promote Healthy Living Patients completed ‘Move More’ packs reporting additional activity Promote Self management
effects Health and wellbeing talk To promote peer support See patient feedback To empower patients to use NERS/independent Activity All patients referred to NERS
It has motivated me to examine how active I am. To realize that just increasing normal daily activities count too. Given me help to do more exercise and advice on other activities that could help me made me more aware of the need for exercise Made me realize doing something a little is better than nothing at
now feel more motivated reassurance to do activities I thought might be damaging or hurt Helped me to think
about physical activity and the restraints of my life “Tremendous. I have been able to improve my fatigue level through planning and using some of the activities and ideas gained from the course
Session locations
Tuesday 2 – 3.30pm Whitchurch Rugby Club Friday 11am -1pm Cwmbran Stadium Monday am Pont Newydd Medical Centre, Porth