The Lung Cancer Policy Network is pleased to launch a series of new resources, designed to support the lung cancer community to engage policymakers and make the case for lung cancer being a policy priority.
The new resources include a series of downloadable figures showing key data about lung cancer and a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help lung cancer advocates communicate with policymakers.
As a Network, we aim to equip the lung cancer community to deliver evidence-informed, consensus-driven recommendations to drive policy change around the world. It is our hope that these resources will help make the case for lung cancer to be embedded in policy to a greater extent.
Core figures from Network reports
The downloadable, fully referenced figures are derived from the Network’s three major reports:
- Lung cancer screening: learning from implementation
- Care pathways for lung cancer: building a foundation for optimal care
- Increasing the earlier detection of lung cancer: a toolbox for change
We invite you to use these figures in your presentations to help show why and how action must be taken to improve earlier detection and care.
Lung cancer screening: learning from implementation — standalone figures
These fully referenced figures are derived from the Network’s report Lung cancer screening: learning from implementation
DownloadIncreasing the earlier detection of lung cancer: a toolbox for change — standalone figures
These fully referenced figures are derived from the Network’s report Increasing the earlier detection of lung cancer: a toolbox for change
DownloadCare pathways for lung cancer: building a foundation for optimal care — standalone figures
These fully referenced figures are derived from the Network’s report Care pathways for lung cancer: building a foundation for optimal care
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Frequently asked questions on lung cancer for policy engagement
Lung cancer policy engagement FAQs
These FAQs have been developed to assist in communicating key facts about lung cancer, screening and earlier detection to policymakers. They have been compiled based on feedback from Network members and provide evidence-based and fully referenced answers to common questions about lung cancer.
DownloadThe Network will make further policy engagement resources available later in August.
