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Simplifying Resource Management for Pediatric Cancer Professionals

For social workers, nonprofit or medical professionals, time and simplicity matter when helping people navigate loss and grief of a child to cancer.  You often support multiple families simultaneously; while everyone has a resource list, they are frequently difficult to manage and keep up to date.

What if your most trusted resources were at your fingertips, ready to be sent to a caregiver instantly? What if you could also easily track what you’ve shared and maintain notes on a family’s experience?

The Provider Dashboard in the Resource Explorer makes this possible. If you are a social worker or pediatric cancer professional, the dashboard offers:

  • Quick Access: Once you have your Provider Dashboard account (request yours here) you have immediate access to your searches and favorite resources to share as needed. PLEASE NOTE: you are not a social worker or medical professional you can access the Resource Explorer here.
  • Client Management: Create “clients” which represent a contact or a family for sharing and tracking what you’ve shared. When you add a client, you also add their contact information, so you can share information right from the Provider Dashboard, without needing to search for their contact details.
  • Easy Sharing: You can send resources or searches by email or text and the resources you share with each contact are tracked, allowing you to quickly reference what has been sent.  Create your own collection bundling resources, searches and books into one nice package for your families.  Plus you can even add notes to each client to keep context.
  • Automatic Link Updates: Link checking is automated and updated once-a-month, so links are almost never out of date.
  • AI Integration: And we’re starting to use artificial intelligence to aggregate and share relevant books about pediatric cancer based on personal selections.

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