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.
Submit an example About the efficiency hubAcute 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.
My Cancer Navigator: providing personalised and accessible information to people with cancer
The Anticancer Fund launched a service for people with cancer, providing personalised information about their diagnosis and treatment options.
The ICOnnecta’t tool: online support for women with breast cancer
ICOnnecta’t is an eHealth cancer care tool developed for women living with and beyond breast cancer.
The CAPE programme: cost-effective prevention of cervical cancer in El Salvador
In El Salvador, the Ministry of Health introduced a cost-effective HPV testing programme to prevent cervical cancer.
Pharmacy robots: improving the safety and efficiency of chemotherapy preparation
Two cancer centres in the US installed intravenous compounding robots to improve the accuracy and efficiency of chemotherapy compounding.