Our Co-Chair Kim Ryley comments on the delays in cancer diagnosis and backlog in cancer treatment and care, which have arisen as a consequence of giving priority to tackling the COVID-19 pandemic
This roundtable, hosted by the Coalition for Personalised Care, will explore the assets and strengths of people and communities and emerging thinking about society and public services post Covid.
This event, hosted by C4PC, will provide an opportunity to hear from the NHS @home team to further co-produce and shape the programme and strategy for 2021/22 and beyond.
The Coalition for Personalised Care (C4PC) has released a report identifying key issues in tackling COVID vaccine hesitancy and reluctance. It is hoped that the insight gathered will improve understanding within the NHS, Department of Health and Social Care and Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government of how best to influence vaccine take-up.
In this latest blog, our Co-Chair, Kim Ryley provides commentary on the latest health and social care White Paper and his thoughts on what it may mean for the Coalition for Personalised Care.
Amongst growing concern that health inequalities in the U.K. are adversely affecting the roll-out of the national Covid vaccination programme, C4PC is drawing together a broad range of partner organisations to provide valuable insight from a range of perspectives which could help to tackle the issue. We'll be sharing the findings immediately after the event.
As one of the growing number of cancer survivors, (four years in remission and counting), I can empathise with those who, during the current Covid pandemic, are awaiting diagnosis or treatment for cancer. It will
Personalised care describes a philosophy that is integral to high-quality cancer services. In essence, Macmillan understands personalised care as being ‘designed in collaboration with the person who needs it, or with someone who knows them
During COVID-19 lots of services have had to change to cope with different demands. Macmillan made this film with Mandy, who is living with breast cancer, to help share her story and answer common questions about Macmillan can support during the pandemic.
