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Whether you are creating, reviewing or using supportive care guidance for children and adolescents receiving cancer treatments, the iPOG Network is important to your work.
It is our vision that every child and adolescent receiving cancer treatment or undergoing hematopoietic cell transplant receives the best-known supportive care, wherever they may live.
We define supportive care in cancer as the prevention and management of the adverse effects of cancer and its treatment. This includes management of physical and psychosocial adverse effects from cancer diagnosis through active treatment. (adapted from the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer)
Sharing best practices in supportive care guidance development and implementation
Avoiding duplication by sharing guideline work plans and endorsement processes with the community
Communicating supportive care guidance and evidence gaps to the pediatric oncology community
Providing a forum for guidance dissemination and implementation
December 2024 Active
Developing Organization: American Thoracic Society
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December 2024 Active
Developing Organization: French Society of Childhood Cancer (SFCE)
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March 2025 Update in progress
Developing Organization: POGO
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Explore guidance for providing optimal supportive care to children receiving cancer treatments or undergoing bone marrow transplant.
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