Outreach kit for hospitals, libraries, navigators, and cancer nonprofits
These assets are built for real workflows: a patient leaving a first oncology visit, a caregiver organizing rides, a navigator helping with a denial, a librarian stocking a health shelf, or a clinician reviewing high-risk side-effect wording.
Best link targets
Pages most useful for partner resource lists
These are the URLs to offer first when asking a hospital, library, navigator program, nonprofit, or support group to add Cancer Explained to a resource page.
- For Professionals and Libraries
The best general landing page for clinics, libraries, navigators, and support groups.
Cancer centers, public libraries, oncology practices
Suggested link text: free printable cancer patient handouts
- Hospital Navigator Start Pack
A ready packet for first visits, waiting rooms, discharge planning, and navigation teams.
Hospital patient navigators and oncology social workers
Suggested link text: hospital navigator cancer resource packet
- Public Library Cancer Resource Pack
A consumer-health shelf package for displays, community boards, and local referral tables.
Public libraries and community health workers
Suggested link text: public library cancer resource pack
- Spanish When-to-Call Sheet
A Spanish urgent-symptom handout with space for local clinic numbers.
Language access teams, Spanish navigators, community clinics
Suggested link text: Spanish cancer treatment urgent symptom handout
- Insurance Appeal Letter Template
A fill-in appeal starter for denials involving treatment, scans, medicines, or services.
Financial navigators, social workers, legal-aid groups
Suggested link text: cancer insurance denial appeal template
- Side-Effect Review Checklist
A reviewer-ready checklist for high-risk side-effect pages and patient safety language.
Oncology nurses, clinicians, reviewer volunteers
Suggested link text: oncology side-effect review checklist
- Clinical Trial Decision One-Pager
A plain-language handout for trial purpose, risks, visits, costs, alternatives, and consent.
Research navigators, trial offices, patient advocacy groups
Suggested link text: cancer clinical trial decision handout
Short website blurb
Cancer Explained offers free, plain-language cancer education, printable patient handouts, Spanish resources, and practical tools for patients, caregivers, clinics, public libraries, navigators, and support groups.
Linkable asset groups
Hospital navigator packet
Start-here handouts, appointment packets, urgent-call sheets, and cost scripts for new-patient folders and discharge planning.
Public library pack
Consumer-health shelf handouts, screening and prevention one-pagers, Spanish handouts, and QR sheets for community displays.
Financial navigation templates
Appeal and call worksheets for patients facing denials, prior authorization problems, pharmacy barriers, or unclear bills.
Clinical trial decision support
Plain-language sheets for consent, visit schedules, standard-treatment comparisons, costs, and patient priorities.
Reviewer-ready safety workflow
A clinician checklist for high-risk side-effect pages. It helps reviewers document review without implying review before it happens.
Outreach standards
Cancer Explained resources are educational and source-linked. They are not medical advice, they do not replace local clinic instructions, and they should not be presented as reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional unless a named reviewer has checked the exact page.
The best outreach use is specific: link to the handout that solves a workflow problem, invite corrections, and ask what patients are still missing.