Efficiency hub
All.Can is gathering examples of best practice in cancer care from around the world to create a learning community around efficient practices and help organisations find and implement potential solutions to common issues.
About the efficiency hubA pathway to ensure continuity of care for people with blood cancer: Italy
Haematologists in Rome developed a care pathway to improve continuity of care between the hospital and home for people with blood cancer.
eRAPID innovation for side effect self-reporting: England
In England, an online system allows people undergoing chemotherapy to report side effects and receive advice on managing them.
DNA-Med: improving access to cutting-edge cancer treatment in Germany
A team of urology specialists in Berlin set up a regional network to improve access to innovative treatments for metastatic prostate cancer. In 2022 the service is being now expanded to include other cancers and will available across Germany.
At-home chemotherapy: offering treatment outside hospital in Argentina
In Argentina, people with cancer can receive chemotherapy in their own homes, reducing unnecessary travel and freeing up hospital beds.
Acute diagnostic oncology clinics: supporting people with non-specific symptoms of cancer
A hospital trust in England has launched a dedicated clinic to reduce diagnostic delays for people with non-specific or vague symptoms of cancer.
The Oncopadi digital clinic: improving access to cancer care and information in Nigeria
In Nigeria, oncologists have launched an online platform to widen access to information and specialist cancer care.
Radiotherapy masks: supporting children during treatment for brain, head or neck cancer in England
A play specialist in England paints radiotherapy masks for children undergoing radiotherapy to help them feel more relaxed and involved in their care.
The WesFit prehabilitation programme: shortening recovery after surgery for cancer
The WesFit programme in England offers structured exercise and psychological support for people due to have surgery for cancer.
Oncology orientation cancer centres: coordinating cancer care for people in Apulia, Italy
In the Italian region of Apulia, oncology orientation cancer centres coordinate care and provide specialist-led support to people with cancer.