Y Darn sydd Ar Goll mewn Gofal Cancr | The Missing Piece of Cancer Care

*English below*

Mae adferiad ymarfer corff yn cael ei gydnabod yn gynyddol fel rhan hanfodol o ofal cancr o safon uchel. Gall gweithgaredd corfforol rheolaidd cyn, yn ystod ac wedi triniaeth helpu i wella ffwythiant, lleihau sgil-effeithiau, a gwella ansawdd bywyd, ac eto mae mynediad ato yn parhau i fod yn anghyson. Mae’r ddarlith hon yn archwilio pam ddylai ymarfer corff adferiad gael ei fewnosod yn rhan reolaidd o ofal cancr, gan dynnu ar y dystiolaeth ddiweddaraf a phrofiad clinigol. Rhoddir sylw arbennig i bobl sydd â chancr prin ac ymosodol, sydd yn aml yn cael eu heithrio o raglenni ymchwil ac adfer. Byddwn yn trafod pam mae cynhwysiant yn cyfrif a sut y gall adferiad personol, teg wella deilliannau i bawb sy’n cael eu heffeithio gan gancr.

Mae Dr Batty yn Bennaeth Arweiniol Chwaraeon, yn Wyddonydd Siartredig, ac yn Wyddonydd Ymarfer Corff Siartredig (CASES). Mae ei gwaith wedi canolbwyntio ar ddefnyddio adferiad ymarfer corff er mwyn gwell a deilliannau iechyd, yn y lle cyntaf o fewn adferiad cardiaidd, cyn ehangu i adferiad cancr.

Wedi i’w mam cael ei gwrthod ar gyfer adferiad ymarfer corff cancr, a hithau wedi derbyn diagnosis o gyfuniad prin o Lewcemia Cell Plasma (PCL) a myeloma ymledol (MM), cymhwysodd Dr Batty fel Hyfforddwr Adferiad Ymarfer Corff Cancr er mwyn darparu rhaglen adferiad ddiogel yn seiliedig ar dystiolaeth ei hun. 

Exercise rehabilitation is increasingly recognised as an essential part of high-quality cancer care. Regular physical activity before, during, and after treatment can improve function, reduce side effects, and enhance quality of life, yet access remains inconsistent. This lecture explores why exercise rehabilitation should be embedded as a routine component of cancer care, drawing on the latest evidence and clinical experience. Particular attention will be given to people with rare and aggressive cancers, who are often excluded from research and rehabilitation programmes. We will discuss why inclusion matters and how equitable, personalised rehabilitation can improve outcomes for all people affected by cancer.

Dr Batty is Principal Lead for Sport, a Chartered Scientist, and an Accredited Exercise Scientist (CASES). Her work has focused on using exercise rehabilitation to improve health outcomes, initially within cardiac rehabilitation before expanding into cancer rehabilitation.

Following the refusal of cancer exercise rehabilitation for her mother, who was diagnosed with the rare combination of Plasma Cell Leukaemia (PCL) and multiple myeloma (MM), Dr Batty qualified as a Cancer Exercise Rehabilitation Instructor to deliver a safe, evidence-based rehabilitation programme herself. 

Info: A chance to grab a bite to eat and drink and chat with the attendees and speakers.

Info: The Chair will introduce the speaker, who will deliver their lecture followed by audience questions.

Info: Post-lecture networking.

Info: Cyfle am rywbeth bach i’w fwyta ac yfed a sgwrs gyda’r mynychwyr a siaradwyr.

Info: Bydd y Cadeirydd yn cyflwyno’r siaradwr cyn iddo ddechrau ei ddarlith, ac yna bydd cwestiynau gan y gynulleidfa.

Info: Rhwydweithio ar ôl y ddarlith.

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