Dept.of HealthReseñas

"Published alongside Improving Outcomes: A Strategy for Cancer ... Parts of Improving Outcomes: A Strategy for Cancer refer to health issues, like
smoking, where lead policy responsibility resides outside of cancer. These policy
areas are developed with cancer in mind but are published separately. For assessments
on the impact of equalities on these areas consult the relevant publications from the
Department of Health."

"Improving Outcomes: A Strategy for Cancer aims to help the reformed NHS deliver cancer outcomes that are amongst the best in the world."

Key information for professionals about the transition process for disabled young adults.

An essential reference guide. Julie Evans Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust

The Government has published the End of Life Care Strategy - promoting high quality care for all adults at the end of life which is the first for the UK and covers adults in England. Its aim is to provide people approaching the end of life with more choice about where they would like to live and die. It encompasses all adults with advanced, progressive illness and care given in all settings. The strategy has been developed by an expert advisory board chaired by Professor Mike Richards, National Cancer Director, and including key stakeholders from statutory health, social care, third sector organisations, professional and academic organisations. The strategy has been informed and shaped by the work on end of life care undertaken by strategic health authorities for the NHS Next Stage Review. [Source : DoH website]

The Government has published the End of Life Care Strategy - promoting high quality care for all adults at the end of life which is the first for the UK and covers adults in England. Its aim is to provide people approaching the end of life with more choice about where they would like to live and die. It encompasses all adults with advanced, progressive illness and care given in all settings. The strategy has been developed by an expert advisory board chaired by Professor Mike Richards, National Cancer Director, and including key stakeholders from statutory health, social care, third sector organisations, professional and academic organisations. The strategy has been informed and shaped by the work on end of life care undertaken by strategic health authorities for the NHS Next Stage Review. [Source : DoH website]