Rob Cornes

In the real world, it's not going to be able to provide... You're not going to have to provide everybody with everything they need, especially around penile cancer. But if you can promote that sort of online or virtual meeting or support, these groups will have people who can...

In the real world, it's not going to be able to provide... You're not going to have to provide everybody with everything they need, especially around penile cancer. But if you can promote that sort of online or virtual meeting or support, these groups will have people who can...

offer tips or advice on how they manage that situation plus the actual psychological benefit of being able to reach out and express your worries or fears amongst people who know and on that group as well there's a lot of partners and family members who will also post or ask questions on patients behalf so

offer tips or advice on how they manage that situation plus the actual psychological benefit of being able to reach out and express your worries or fears amongst people who know and on that group as well there's a lot of partners and family members who will also post or ask questions on patients behalf so

offer tips or advice on how they manage that situation plus the actual psychological benefit of being able to reach out and express your worries or fears amongst people who know and on that group as well there's a lot of partners and family members who will also post or ask questions on patients behalf so

I think we have to really foster and promote peer support, whatever exists in penile cancer, because it is a way we can meet some unmet need, clinical needs.

I think we have to really foster and promote peer support, whatever exists in penile cancer, because it is a way we can meet some unmet need, clinical needs.

I think we have to really foster and promote peer support, whatever exists in penile cancer, because it is a way we can meet some unmet need, clinical needs.

And could I just ask you, Ben, that's obviously a very important point. We've had this discussion before around shared decision making. So bearing in mind that all curative treatment for penile cancer will involve surgery, how far is shared decision making involved?

And could I just ask you, Ben, that's obviously a very important point. We've had this discussion before around shared decision making. So bearing in mind that all curative treatment for penile cancer will involve surgery, how far is shared decision making involved?

And could I just ask you, Ben, that's obviously a very important point. We've had this discussion before around shared decision making. So bearing in mind that all curative treatment for penile cancer will involve surgery, how far is shared decision making involved?

And how do you speak or explain this to your patients when you have to remember that they're going to have absolutely no insight at that point in time as to what the long-term consequences are going to be? How do you approach that in clinic practice?

And how do you speak or explain this to your patients when you have to remember that they're going to have absolutely no insight at that point in time as to what the long-term consequences are going to be? How do you approach that in clinic practice?

And how do you speak or explain this to your patients when you have to remember that they're going to have absolutely no insight at that point in time as to what the long-term consequences are going to be? How do you approach that in clinic practice?