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The Lancashire and South Cumbria Cancer Network Dr Russell Thorpe PCCL Dr David Elliott PCCL National Cancer Plan • Reducing the risk of cancer • Detecting cancer earlier • Improving cancer services in the community • Faster access to treatment • Investment in staff and equipment • Redesigning services • Ending the postcode lottery • Living with cancer • Looking to the future Cancer Plan Waiting Time Milestones • Maximum two month wait from urgent GP referral to treatment for breast cancer by 2002 • Maximum one month wait from diagnosis to treatment for all cancers by 2005 • Maximum two month wait from urgent GP referral to treatment for all cancers by 2005 Goal: By 2008 no patient should wait longer than one month from urgent GP referral to treatment for all cancers ( unless clinical reason / personal choice ) The 34 Cancer Networks of England North West Region Great Manchester & Cheshire Lancashire & South Cumbria Merseyside & Cheshire Northern & Yorkshire Region Teesside, South Durham and N Yorkshire East Riding Northern Yorkshire Trent Region Derby/Buxton Eastern Region Leicestershire Mid Anglia Mid Trent Mount Vernon North Trent West Midlands Region Black Country London Region Arden North East London Norfolk & Waveney South Essex West Anglia North West Midlands North London Pan-Birmingham South East London South West Region South West London Three Counties West London Avon, Somerset & Wiltshire Devon & Cornwall Dorset South East Region Central South Coast Four Counties Kent Surry, W Sussex & Hampshire Sussex Lancashire and South Cumbria Cancer Network Corporate Commissioning Network Strategic Board Can Commissioning Advisory Group Network Management Team Network Site Specific Groups Cancer Unit Lead Clinicians Network Sub Groups Cancer Unit Management Team Cancer Unit MDTs Local Cancer Implementation Group Primary Care Organisations Current Issues for the Cancer Network • Developing Cancer services to meet the various “Improving Outcomes Guidance” (IOG) • Peer Review • Improve the uptake of chemotherapy drugs approved by NICE Actions for the PCT to maximise the effectiveness of the Cancer Network • Attend the Network Strategic Board Meetings. • Along with the other PCTs in the Network develop an agreed, clear & focused vision of the future development of cancer services that will deliver the targets in the National Cancer Plan and the IOG’s. PCCL’s prior to the PCT reorganisation • • • • Fylde Dr R Thorpe Wyre Tracy Riddick then vacant Blackpool Dr S Shearer Morecambe Bay Dr D Elliot, Dr Mike Warren, Dr J O’Donovan PCCL’s post PCT reorganisation • North Lancs PCT Dr R Thorpe, Dr D Elliott (cross border activity) • Blackpool Dr S Shearer Meetings attended by Dr Elliott Cancer LIG Morecambe Bay Hospitals Lung cancer Group Palliative Care LIG Network Cancer Research Macmillan GP Facilitator Steering Group Primary Care and Prevention Network Site Specific Group Network Site Specific Group for Lung Cancer Macmillan Primary Care Leads National Conference Feedback to Primary Care 2 WR Referrals for Q3 2006 Number of 2WW referrals Number of 2WW referrals treated for cancer % 2WW referrals treated for cancer Number of patients treated for cancer (regardless of referral route) % patients treated for cancer who were 2WW referrals University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay 1234 166.5 13.5 363 44 Blackpool, Fylde & Wyre Hospitals 1345 160 11.9 340 43 Lancashire Teaching Hospitals 1419 189 13.3 559 39 East Lancashire Hospitals 1276 141 11.1 304 42 Trust Audit of Lancashire and Morecambe Bay Hospitals revealed 150 patients died in hospital as a result of “cancer National Tariff 2007/2008 for non elective in patient care coded “other admission related to neoplasm” (HRG S29) £3,029 £454,350 Primary Care Cancer Leads Working Hard To Save Money & Make You Look Good