1. If your patient has a Survivorship Care Plan (SCP), the SCP will provide you and your patient with an individualized treatment summary, risk profile, and long-term surveillance plan.
2. See the SurvivorCare 101 Quick Fact to learn more about the SCP.
3. If your patient does not have a SCP, see below for information on "Where do I get a Survivorship Care Plan (SCP)?"

1. Childhood cancer survivors need lifelong screening for late effects. As survivors move into middle and late adulthood, their risk for developing certain medical conditions can increase. Following the recommended screening from the Children’s Oncology Group Long-term Follow-up Guidelines is the best way to ensure early detection of late effects.
2. See the SurvivorCare 101 Quick Fact for more information.

A Survivorship Care Plan (SCP) is a long-term follow-up plan based on national guidelines and tailored to the survivor’s individual cancer treatment with the following sections:

• Treatment Summary
• Individualized Risk Profile
• Individualized Monitoring Plan for Late Effects

1. Referring your patient to a Cancer Survivor Clinic is the best way to obtain a SCP. The Children’s Oncology Group has a Directory of Late Effects Services to help you find a clinic anywhere in the country. You can go to "Find a Survivor Clinic" for a list of clinics affiliated with SurvivorLink.
2. If attending a Survivor Clinic is not possible for your patient, you can create a SCP for your survivor using the Children’s Oncology Group Long-term Follow-up Guidelines.

Contact the provider that created your patient's SCP.

The Children’s Oncology Group has a Directory of Late Effects Services to help you find a clinic anywhere in the country. You can also go to "Find a Survivor Clinic" for a list of clinics affiliated with SurvivorLink.

Call the center where your patient was originally treated for cancer and ask to speak to the survivorship office.

Email survivorcare@cancersurvivorlink.org if you have further questions about finding a survivor clinic.

For general information on late effects, see the Survivor Care 101 continuing education Title module or Quick Fact. To learn more about a specific late effect, click on ‘Browse by Topic’ from the Provider Portal to expand a list of topics and select the late effect topic you are interested in.

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When someone Adds a Survivor they are the health manager for that Survivor’s Health Record. The manager can choose the survivor’s clinic, upload health documents and invite healthcare providers to view the survivors’ Health Record. If the survivor is under 18 the manager should be their parent or legal guardian. If the survivor is 18 years or older the manager should be the survivor or survivor’s legal guardian.

Only the people you (Health Record Owner) invite will be able to view your SurvivorLink Health Record. As Health Record Owner you can revoke access at any time. You can see who has access to your Health Record and who has viewed your records under Manage.

It is always good to save a printed copy of your health information in the event of a medical emergency.

While SurvivorLink™ is targeted for healthcare providers and child cancer survivors (and their families), anyone may register for a SurvivorLink™ account.

As a Registered user, you may:

• View and manage survivor health records that store important health documents from any clinic or hospital in one place
• Maintain a list of favorite items (QuickFacts, CMEs, Resources) found on SurvivorLink™
• View a history of CMEs completed via SurvivorLink™ and reprint certificates at any time
• Subscribe to quarterly email updates providing the latest information about SurvivorCare

If you forgot your password, go to the Login page. Select "Forgot Password?" which will direct you to the password recovery screen. You will be asked to enter your email address. We suggest you then login to your SurvivorLink™ account and change your password (Login, go to My Account...Edit Profile...Change Password).

Login to SurvivorLink™ using your current password. Go to the "My Account" page. Select "Change Password". Follow the instructions to change your password.

To complete a SurvivorLink™ Continuing Education module, you must read or view the module. Upon completing the module, you must take a brief quiz to test your knowledge of the subject matter. To earn Continuing Education credit, you must score 80% or greater on the Quiz. Upon passing the Quiz, you must answer a brief feedback survey. After the feedback survey is complete, you will be presented with a printable certificate. If you do not pass the Quiz, you will be given the option of retaking the quiz or reviewing the Continuing Education module.

Only registered SurvivorLink™ users may reprint Continuing Education certificates. Login to SurvivorLink™ and go to the "My Account" page. Select "Completed Education" from the page menu. A list of completed Continuing Education modules that you passed will appear. Locate the module you want the certificate for and click the printer icon in the last column of the row. Your certificate will be presented; click the "Print Certificate" button, which will open a print window containing your certificate.

You will need the Confirmation Number provided when you completed the Continuing Education module (it was on the confirmation page and the certificate). Login to SurvivorLink™ and go to the "My Account" page. Select "View Completed CMEs" from the page menu. On that page you will see instructions for finding the CME and adding it to your account; enter your Confirmation Number in the box provided and click "Submit". If the Confirmation Number is found, it will be added to your list of completed Continuing Education modules.

Login to SurvivorLink™ and go to the "My Account" page. Select "Completed Education" from the page menu. A list of completed Continuing Education modules that you passed will appear. To view Continuing Education modules that you failed, or to view all Continuing Education activity, select the corresponding item from the Display drop down list located just above the table.

Quick Facts are education sheets for healthcare providers designed to be a quick and easy tool to learn about late effects of cancer therapy. The Quick Facts are organized by organ system and include the treatments associated with developing different late effects. There are also links to patient education sheets (Health Links) and the COG Long Term Follow-Up Guidelines within each Quick Fact. Quick Facts are available in a PDF version and can be printed.

Favorites are a custom list of CMEs, QuickFacts and Resources that you designate while using SurvivorLink™. Favorites are saved to your profile so you may easily recall and view the item at any time. Note: Use of Favorites require you to be a registered SurvivorLink™ user, and you must be logged into your SurvivorLink™ account to save and view Favorites.

The way Favorites are saved depends on the type of Favorite you wish to save:

• CME: On the CME module page there will be a star icon near the top-right corner of the page. Click on the star to save the CME to your Favorites.
• QuickFact: At the top of QuickFact page, there will be a star icon . Simply click the star to save the QuickFact to your Favorites.
• Resource: When viewing the Resources page, the far-right column of each Resource has a star icon . Simply click the icon and the Resource will be added to your Favorites.

Login to your SurvivorLink™ account. Select "My Favorites" from the Toolbox. A list of your Favorites will appear. Delete the Favorite by clicking the trash can icon next to the Favorite and it will be deleted from your list.

SurvivorLink™ is committed to your privacy. You can view our Privacy Statement here.

There are several steps you can take to ensure that the personal health information available to you on SurvivorLink is protected:

• Never share your password with anyone else.
• Never write down your password or store your password where someone can see it or steal it.
• Change your password every 6-12 months.
• If you suspect someone has used your user ID and password, change your password immediately and notify our privacy officer (see next bullet).
• If you suspect someone has gotten your password or has inappropriately accessed or used personal health information from Survivorlink, report it to the privacy officer immediately:
  
  Ann Mertens, PhD
  Emory University
  2015 Uppergate Dr.
  Atlanta, GA 30322
  Phone: 404-785-0691
  e-mail: amerten@emory.edu
  
  
• Never email your personal health information. Most email systems are not secure (i.e., not encrypted)
• Do not connect to Survivorlink using an unsecured wireless network as unsecured networks have a high risk of someone stealing your information.
• Always logout of Survivorlink when you are finished using it or close the browser window to end your secure connection.
• If you/your child changes healthcare providers, be sure to cancel your former provider’s access to your SurvivorLink health record.

If you/your child changes healthcare providers, you should share your SurvivorLinkTM health record with the new provider and cancel access to your health record for the former provider.

To share with a new provider:

1. From the Toolbox, click 'My (Survivor's) Health Records'
2. Click ’Manage.’
3. Click the ‘Share’ icon.
4. Follow the instructions on this page to share the patient's health record with the new healthcare provider

To cancel access to your former provider:

1. From the Toolbox, click 'My (Survivor's) Health Recods
2. Click ’Manage.’
3. Click on the ‘Sharing List’ list icon.
4. Find your former provider in the list and then select ‘Cancel Access’ to remove your former provider’s access to your health information.