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Cancer Reform Strategy: A new National Cancer Survivorship Initiative launched. Living with and beyond cancer
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1. NHS Improvement Supporting Local Teams Dr Janet Williamson
National Director
3. As 10 year survival rates have doubled in the last 30 years, the total number living longer is growing
4. The National Cancer Survivorship Initiative will consider a range of approaches to survivorship care and how these can best be tailored to meet individual patients needs
CRS December 2007
5. NHS Improvement Formed in April 2008
Small national team
Reporting directly to Professor Mike Richards
Over 8 years experience and expertise in practical improvement and patient pathway redesign across cancer, diagnostics, heart and stroke
Working with and through clinical networks and local clinical teams
6. NHS Improvement Practical improvement arm to support delivery/implementation
Leading and supporting test sites
Priorities generated through national policies
Cancer Reform Strategy (2007)
CHD NSF
Stroke Strategy
Diagnostics (radiology, pathology)
Disseminating best practice, improvement tools and latest improvement stories
Facilitating learning with local clinical teams and networks
7. Practical tools and techniques available which will follow A systematic approach to service improvement
Involve carers, survivors, patients, professionals, NHS, charities survey (2007)
Generate up to date information through
Newsletter
Discussion forums
NHS Improvement System project reporting
Learning events for test communities
National events
National website
Provide support through experienced national team of clinicians and managers pp
8. National team Gilmour Frew, Director (Adults)
Patricia Morris, Director (Children & Young People)
Louise Fowler, National Improvement Lead
Alison Wetherall, National Improvement Lead
Jane Maher, National Clinical Lead
Alistair Smith, National Clinical Lead
Adam Glazier, National Clinical Lead
Nina Webb, PA
Joy Bartley, PA
9. The focus for the next year will be to test what is possible and how, focussed on:- New models of care delivery with greater coordination between survivor, organisations, carers and professions
individualised care based around needs of the survivor
Self management
Health and well being for a normal life
Looking for innovative approaches, new and adapted ways
Developing clear learning, principles and new models for the future
Planning for national spread of approaches
12. Today.. Generate ideas
Shape the direction
Make connections
13. Further details www.improvement.nhs.uk/cancer/survivorship
0116 222 5112