The Southmead Breast-cancer Unit Support Trust was set up in 1991 by a group of three patients who had been treated for breast cancer at Frenchay Hospital. They were alerted to the pressing need for specialist equipment, largely unavailable on the NHS, to provide quicker and better diagnosis of breast abnormalities. The Trust's prime aim is to raise funds to enable the purchase of the latest techn
ology for the benefit of patients. Code of conduct
Welcome to Bust Bristol’s official page. This is your space to talk to others affected by breast cancer, share experiences and find the latest information about our life-saving work. At BUST Bristol we are committed to providing quality, up-to-date information about breast cancer. We want this page to be a safe, helpful and supportive environment for our community. When you post content or comments on this page, you are agreeing to follow our code of conduct (below). If a post breaks these rules we may need to remove it and, if necessary, WE WILL ban individuals who persistently ignore these rules. Play fair, show respect for others and please do not post the following:
- Offensive, abusive, hateful, xenophobic or racist content or links
- Insensitive, inappropriate or upsetting content or links
- Advertisements and spam
- Defamatory comments
- Unrelated, repetitive or off-topic posts
- Fraudulent, deceptive or misleading content
- Posts encouraging anything illegal
- Trollish behaviour or posts and comments intended to deliberately provoke others
- Anything that infringes the intellectual property or privacy rights of others
If you think that someone is misusing the page or breaking the rules, or likewise if you have any feedback on how to make this page a better space, please contact [email protected]. BUST Bristol has the right to change or update the code of conduct at any time. We'll clearly state the date that these rules were updated was [July 2015]
Special Note: People who use this page often want to post messages of support for loved ones who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. We need to make you aware of Data Protection requirements concerning privacy. If you wish to name individuals who have been diagnosed with a medical condition, you must get their explicit consent before you can do so.
