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Action Guide For Efficient Cancer Care
The global fight against cancer cannot be fully achieved without a strong commitment to improving the efficiency and quality of cancer care…
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Framework for ensuring equal access to precision medicine in Greece – Roadmap presentation
Roundtable stakeholders: Biomarkers – Co-creating the Framework The roundtable focused on the formation of a framework for the introduction and reimbursement of…
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“Bridging the Gap: Enablers and Barriers in Implementing Global Cancer Care Efficiency Metrics – A Qualitative Implementation Study” abstract at the European Cancer Summit 2024!
We are thrilled to announce that the abstract, titled “Bridging the Gap: Enablers and Barriers in Implementing Global Cancer Care Efficiency Metrics…
About us
We imagine a world in which patients are always at the heart of sustainable cancer care.
The All.Can group comprises leading representatives from patient organisations, policymakers, healthcare professionals, research and industry from across the world.
What we do
All members contribute their time for free to the initiative, and all publications from the group reflect consensus of the members, who hold full editorial control.
Action Guide For Efficient Cancer Care
The global fight against cancer cannot be fully achieved without a strong commitment to improving the efficiency and quality of cancer care provided to patients and people affected by cancer worldwide. To support this, All.Can International has developed the Action Guide For Efficient Cancer Care.
Cancer Care Efficiency Map
The Cancer Care Efficiency Heatmap is a visual display aiming to provide a better understanding of how efficiency measures, as identified in All.Can’s Policy blueprint: Building efficiency in cancer care.
Efficiency hub
All.Can is gathering examples of best practice in cancer care from around the world to create a learning community and help organisations find and implement potential solutions to common issues.
All.Can currently has 20 members representing patient organisations, policymakers, healthcare professionals, research and industry. The interest and enthusiasm shown for the initiative is testament to the power of our message: that we must all work together to improve the sustainability of cancer care.
