BETA - How often should I review my survivorship care plan?

For me, if it were me, I would probably do it once a year or if I've been at a transition point in treatment. So perhaps I'm on active surveillance and then I go back onto another type of treatment. I might then go back and review the documents and see. The truth of the matter is with a lot of the newer medications, they are brand new and we are still learning so much about their potential long-term side effects. And so that research is ongoing and we are doing it almost all the time at OncoLink. When we're updating our medication teaching sheets, we're also doing the research to see what has been found in post-market trials for potential side effect issues. So it is a moving target and something we are updating quite frequently. But I think from the patient perspective, maybe I always tell people to think about a time that is memorable to you. So I tell people to do their Google searches on themselves when they change their clocks. So maybe that's something you can do when you change your clock in the fall. Say I'm going to just take a look at my survivorship stuff and maybe update it. But to kind of make a point of putting that into your schedule maybe once a year or any time you've had that cancer treatment transition.