Cancers affecting the brain and communication
Cancer that affects the brain can impact on a person's
understanding and speech.
It is not always easy for the person to:
- follow what someone says or has written
- remember things
- concentrate for more than a short period.
When expressing their views it may not always be easy to:
- find the right words
- use complex sentences
- remember what they are talking about
- express or control their emotions.
Key actions
To enable a person with a cancer affecting the brain to
engage more fully, make sure you have supplied:
- a safe and comfortable environment in which to
work
- sufficient time to have their say and to read
information
- spoken and written materials available in a clear and
accessible form.
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