Ongoing assessment of the effects of treatment-related menopause is required. Cancer survivors should be provided with the following.

Treatment summary (provide a copy to the woman/carer and her general practitioner) outlining:

• diagnostic tests performed and results
• tumour characteristics
• type and date of treatment(s)
• interventions and treatment plans from other health professionals
• supportive care services provided
• contact information for key care providers.

Follow-up care plan (provide a copy to the woman/carer and her general practitioner) outlining:

• medical follow-up required (tests, ongoing surveillance)
• care plans for managing the late effects of treatment
• a process for rapid re-entry to medical services for suspected recurrence.

Communication – lead clinician to:

• explain the treatment summary and follow-up care plan to the woman/carer
• inform the woman/carer about secondary prevention and healthy living
• discuss the follow-up care plan with the woman’s general practitioner.