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SUPPORTED CARE

A small gesture towards continuity of healthcare.

For eligible cancer and hearing-care needs, Santosh Cancer Foundation may help connect community identification with qualified clinical care, treatment or rehabilitation support and follow-up. Support is programme- and need-dependent; it is not a substitute for clinical decision-making.

TWO SUPPORTED-CARE PATHWAYS

Cancer care and hearing care.

CCCP · CANCER CARE

Cancer Supported Care

Community concern or referral can connect to specialist evaluation. Where a documented SCF support pathway applies, the Foundation's contribution may accompany treatment navigation and continuity.

Community Cancer Care Programme →
CHCP · HEARING CARE

Hearing Supported Care

Community or school identification can connect to qualified ENT/audiology assessment, hearing rehabilitation and treatment. Eligible support may include the appropriate programme pathway as documented.

Community Hearing Care Programme →
CONTINUITY PATHWAY

From community connection to follow-up.

AwarenessCommunity information and engagement.
ScreeningIdentification of a concern or need.
ConnectReferral to an appropriate healthcare unit.
Clinical careAssessment and treatment by qualified providers.
SupportWhere eligibility and programme documentation apply.
ContinuityFollow-up, rehabilitation and outcome tracking.
ROLE CLARITY

Collaboration without blurring responsibility.

Santosh Cancer Foundation

Community initiative, collaboration, navigation, eligible support, follow-up and continuity.

Santosh Advanced ENT Healthcare

Collaborating healthcare unit for relevant ENT, head & neck and hearing-care pathways.

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Dr Bhushan Kathuria & Team

Clinical services provider for relevant specialist pathways at Santosh Advanced ENT Healthcare. Other collaborating healthcare units and professionals retain responsibility for care delivered by them.

Public reporting: SCF publishes only appropriately reconciled aggregate programme evidence. Patient-level clinical and identifying information is not part of the public impact layer.
EVIDENCE BOUNDARY

Care delivered and Foundation support are recorded separately.

Relevant clinical records from Santosh Advanced ENT Healthcare may support continuity evidence for cancer and hearing-care pathways. They are first de-identified and reconciled against SCF programme records.

Healthcare-unit record

Shows clinical assessment, procedure, treatment or rehabilitation documented by the provider.

SCF programme record

Establishes whether there was a Foundation referral, eligible support, navigation or follow-up relationship.

Public impact

Uses only reconciled aggregate evidence. An unmatched Santosh treatment record is never presented as an SCF-supported case.

A SMALL EFFORT · A CONTINUING RELATIONSHIP

Support is meaningful when care continues.

The purpose is not simply to record a camp, referral or supported intervention. The aim is to help the person remain connected with the appropriate healthcare pathway wherever practical.