Nothing Personal: Disturbing Undercurrents in Cancer Care
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*** CPD Accredited ***
Used in medical education.
Includes referenced discussion sections for evidence-based practice.
WINNER, "Unputdownable"
- Medical Journalists' Association Open Book Award
"A landmark for the patient voice"
- Macmillan Cancer Support
"A remarkable book... essential reading for all who deal with cancer patients - health professionals, politicians, health service developers, carers and, of course, patients themselves... will surely inspire change."
- Professor Karol Sikora in his foreword.
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A book on leading ourselves and
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The Rarer Cancers Foundation has a place for you!
Why not enter the 10K London Run on 12th July 2015 and support the Rarer Cancers Foundation, the national voice of people with rare and less common cancers. The Rarer Cancers Foundation currently has 11 runners, with up to 7 … Continue reading
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News from the Rarer Cancers Foundation
The Rarer Cancer Foundation (which campaigns on behalf of people with less common and rarer cancers) has major concerns that value-based pricing has stalled and that NICE’s Value-Based Assessment process will completely fail to address the Health Technology Assessment problems … Continue reading
Concerns about NICE-approved medicines for rare and less common cancers
Two days ago the Health and Social Care Information Centre published its statistics on the use of NICE-approved medicines yesterday. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/nhs/10588291/Lottery-of-NHS-drugs-punishes-the-dying.html – https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/425875607252381696/photo/1) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2543648/The-NHS-trusts-wont-patients-new-life-saving-drugs-Huge-disparity-numbers-given-new-treatments.html The Telegraph also carried a comment article from the Rarer Cancer Foundation: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/nhs/10588475/Regulator-needs-to-act-to-stop-endemic-postcode-lottery.html Andrew Wilson, Chief … Continue reading
The Rarer Cancers Forum has a lion’s roar!
I’m lucky enough to be a trustee of a very special charity: the Rarer Cancers Forum/The Rarer Cancers Foundation (RCF). The RCF was launched in 2001 as the Rarer Cancers Forum, but changed its name to the Rarer Cancers Foundation … Continue reading
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