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Action Guide For Efficient Cancer Care
The global fight against cancer cannot be fully achieved without a strong commitment to improving the efficiency and quality of cancer care…
All.Can @7 Annual Report
All.Can’s Annual Report “All.Can at 7” is now available for download. The Annual Report of All.Can presents its achievements and milestones during…
All.Can contributes to new OECD Report
In a collaborative effort with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), All.Can International has been delighted to contribute valuable insights…
New report urges “rethink of European cancer services” to meet future demand for care
All.Can endorsed and contributed to the new report from EFPIA.
Our Efficiency Metrics study has been featured on the ScienceDirect Journal
We are pleased to announce that an article related to our Efficiency Metrics Study has been featured in the ScienceDirect journal. Its…
All.Can CEO Eduardo Pisani has co-authored, together with All.Can colleagues Kathy Oliver, Matti Aapro and Tit Albreht, an article in the Journal of Cancer Policy
We are pleased to announce that All.Can CEO Eduardo Pisani has co-authored, together with All.Can colleagues Kathy Oliver, Matti Aapro and Tit Albreht, the recently published article in…
All.Can @6 Annual Report
All.Can’s Annual Report “All.Can at 6” is now available for download. The Annual Report of All.Can presents the initiative’s achievements and milestones…
Achieving efficiency in practice – Lessons learnt from the All.Can Efficiency Hub
In 2022, to mark three years of the Hub, All.Can International examined the lessons that can be learnt from the collection of examples featured on the Efficiency Hub, which are now over 40. Initiatives are selected from across the entire patient care pathway, from diagnosis to palliative care and survivorship; they can be from any country. This think piece, written by The Health Policy Partnership with the input from All.Can members, highlights the kind of solutions that have been identified to address some of the most prominent challenges facing cancer care.
All.Can Efficiency Metrics study
On 17 June 2022, All.Can published its Efficiency Metrics study, a policy research which proposes a set of internationally applicable and real-world…
All.Can at 5
The annual report of All.Can showcases the initiative’s achievements and milestones during its fifth year of existence, with two of the main…
Policy blueprint: Building efficiency in cancer care
On 23 February 2022, All.Can launched its new flagship publication Building efficiency in cancer care. The blueprint highlights key areas of inefficiency in…
Policy Report: Harnessing data for better cancer care
The report assesses the essential role of data in cancer care to improve outcomes for all people with cancer. It offers policymakers,…
All.Can at 4
The annual report of All.Can showcases the initiative’s achievements and milestones during its fourth year of existence, such as the establishment of…
All.Can at 3
The annual report of All.Can’s third year showcases the initiative’s achievements and milestones, with a particular focus on the work of the…
Patient insights on cancer care: opportunities for improving efficiency
With insights from almost 4,000 patients, this report highlights four key opportunities to drive change for everyone affected by cancer.
All.Can at 2
The annual report of All.Can’s second year showcases the initiative’s achievements and milestones, and looks ahead to what comes next.
ICHOM–All.Can Improving Value in Cancer Care study: A European study of outcomes in practice
This poster was presented at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) 2018 congress in Munich, Germany.
All.Can at 1
At the end of All.Can’s first year, we published a digital report highlighting our successes and achievements.
All.Can – Changing cancer care together
This poster was presented at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) 2017 congress in Madrid, Spain.
Towards sustainable cancer care: Reducing inefficiencies, improving outcomes — A policy report from the All.Can initiative
Wait S, Han D, Muthu V, et al.The All.Can policy report was developed into a peer-reviewed paper, published in the Journal of Cancer Policy Vol.13 (2017): 47–64
Patients’ perspectives on improving efficiency in cancer care
This poster was presented at the annual British Neuro-Oncology Society (BNOS) conference in Edinburgh on 21 June 2017.
Spotlight on cancer nurses
This brief report, published in May 2017, identifies policy priorities to advance the position of the clinical nurse specialist in cancer care…
Towards sustainable cancer care: Reducing inefficiencies, improving outcomes
All.Can international’s inaugural policy report is available to download for desktop, mobile or print.