Research on Social Support and Coping that the Childhood Cancer Survivor Needs

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Long-term follow-up system to manage childhood cancer survivors were established at outpatient clinics in Kyoto University Hospital and Nagoya Medical Center in order to provide the appropriate information after the first-stage treatments. At the clinics, I educated the patients and their families why the regular checkups were necessary. Additionally, their willing and desire for fertility in future were analyzed by collecting the opinions for oocyte cryopreservation and/or donation. These results were represented as a lot of scientific papers at not only national but also international congresses. Now, we have been trying to make much better long-term follow-up system by referring the successful support systems in foreign countries.