Lessons from Ontario’s screening programme
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We examine how the Ontario Lung Screening Program tackles health inequities by focusing on people who are historically underserved or disproportionately affected by lung cancer.
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There is plenty of evidence that earlier detection and better‑coordinated care pathways can dramatically improve survival, reduce costs and improve quality of life.
We explore key considerations for the success of the lung cancer screening programme in Croatia, discussing the pivotal role that integrated technology and reimbursement for primary care providers have played.
News
The Lung Cancer Policy Network has published 'A framework to support implementation of LDCT lung cancer screening', to enable a robust assessment of readiness to implement a lung cancer screening programme.
Our recent Lung Cancer Policy Network video, ‘Why lung cancer screening should be a global policy priority’, is now available in five languages – English, German, French, Spanish and Polish.
The Lung Cancer Policy Network welcomes the inclusion of lung cancer in the EU Council Recommendation and now looks towards the implementation of effective lung cancer screening programmes.
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