We are pleased to share our recent key report which will inform policies, programs and practices to support improved cancer outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
This report aims to shed light on cancer incidence, treatment, and outcomes among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples across eight Indigenous regions of Queensland.
This report is presented using optimal care pathways and clinical indicators in lung cancer care. It is a tool for reviewing and comparing information on the safety and quality of NSCLC management in Queensland, including public and private cancer care services and provides a comprehensive view of staging, multidisciplinary team review, access, treatment and outcomes.
Click here for reportTreating people with cancer in Queensland and Victoria: National benchmarking starts here reports on cancer services for each state. This first report builds on analysis already happening in both Queensland and Victoria and focuses on surgical indicators with surgical rates, time to first surgery, mortality and survival examined. These indicators directly affect people with cancer and their clinical outcomes, and measure service delivery for public and private facilities.
Click here for reportThe Cancer Alliance Queensland model is unique to addressing cancer, cooperating and collaborating across health services, jurisdictions and organisations.
The Cancer Alliance Queensland aims to accelerate action on cancer control for all Queenslanders with cancer, in both the public and private sector.
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