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European Guide on Quality Improvement in Comprehensive Cancer Control.
Albreht, T., Kiasuwa, R., Bulcke, M. Van den, Korevaar, J., Heins, M. European Guide on Quality Improvement in Comprehensive Cancer Control. Llubljana: National Institute of Public Health, 2017. 188 p.
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This Guide aims to help to reduce not only the cancer burden throughout the EU but also the
inequalities in cancer control and care that exist between Member States. It is the culmination of
years of coordinated work in an EU-funded project, CanCon. The Guide is a coherent, patientcentered document and a key strategic tool for governments and policy makers. The core chapters
of the Guide focus on integrated cancer control, community-based post-oncological care, cancer
survivorship and rehabilitation – from treatment to recovery and beyond – and population-based
screening programmes.
inequalities in cancer control and care that exist between Member States. It is the culmination of
years of coordinated work in an EU-funded project, CanCon. The Guide is a coherent, patientcentered document and a key strategic tool for governments and policy makers. The core chapters
of the Guide focus on integrated cancer control, community-based post-oncological care, cancer
survivorship and rehabilitation – from treatment to recovery and beyond – and population-based
screening programmes.
This Guide aims to help to reduce not only the cancer burden throughout the EU but also the
inequalities in cancer control and care that exist between Member States. It is the culmination of
years of coordinated work in an EU-funded project, CanCon. The Guide is a coherent, patientcentered document and a key strategic tool for governments and policy makers. The core chapters
of the Guide focus on integrated cancer control, community-based post-oncological care, cancer
survivorship and rehabilitation – from treatment to recovery and beyond – and population-based
screening programmes.
inequalities in cancer control and care that exist between Member States. It is the culmination of
years of coordinated work in an EU-funded project, CanCon. The Guide is a coherent, patientcentered document and a key strategic tool for governments and policy makers. The core chapters
of the Guide focus on integrated cancer control, community-based post-oncological care, cancer
survivorship and rehabilitation – from treatment to recovery and beyond – and population-based
screening programmes.