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Non participants in screening 2h How is the PCT identifying which groups in the community are not participating in screening? Level 1 The PCT cannot identify the groups Level 2 The PCT is aware of the different groups who are not taking up screening Level 3 The PCT identify groups and individuals who do not take up screening Level 4 The PCT has a system in place to ensure all groups are invited for screening Level 5 The PCT has a system in place to ensure all groups are invited for screening Excellent and can demonstrate performance Self assessment rating How will the PCT improve coverage rates for screening? Action to be taken Bowel cancer screening Breast screening Cervical screening Who will lead on the delivery of this action? Identify milestones Version 2 Cancer Dashboard MCCN 2010 10
3. Delays in presentation/ Referral Patient’s survival and mortality is likely to be poorer if they present late to primary care with potential cancer symptoms. Community engagement projects such as the Healthy Communities Collaborative and IVAN mobile support and information service can target awareness and prompt earlier presentation to primary care. The national audit of cancer diagnosis in primary care is a tool supported by the Royal College of General Practitioners and the National Cancer Action Team. The tool captures themes in the patient experience from delay presenting to the GP, through referral and diagnostics. This tool is a reflective learning tool; each practice reviews the pathway for each audit. Yearly audits like this have been highlighted as a key recommendation from the All Party Parliamentary Group on Cancer. Primary care audits 3a The PCT can provide evidence of audits that inform the PCT of delays in the patient experience prior to diagnosis using primary care audits Level 1 No evidence Level 2 Plans to participate in audits Level 3 PCT has been involved in network primary care audit initiative Level 4 The PCT plans involve at least a third of all practices in collecting audits Level 5 The PCT has developed an agreement to repeat audits in each practice yearly Excellent Self assessment rating Referral under the urgent two week waits (TWW) 3b The PCT regularly reviews urgent TWW activity including did not attend (DNA) and cancellation rates Level 1 The PCT is not at level 2 Level 2 The PCT can demonstrate that it is starting to review TWW data on DNA/ cancellation rates Level 3 The PCT can extract reports by GP practice to show DNA cancellation rates Level 4 The PCT can extract reports by GP practice to show DNA cancellation rates and reviews them at cancer action team meetings. A plan has been developed to reduce DNA/ cancellation rates. The PCT can demonstrate a reduction in DNA/ Cancellation rates by PCT Level 5 Excellent Self assessment rating The PCT can extract reports by GP practice to show DNA cancellation rates and reviews them at cancer action team meetings. A plan has been developed to reduce DNA/ cancellation rates. The PCT can demonstrate a reduction in DNA/ Cancellation rates by PCT and by those practice with the worst DNA rates Version 2 Cancer Dashboard MCCN 2010 11
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Page 3 and 4: Baseline key metrics and indicators
Page 5 and 6: Public awareness 1b Has the PCT eng
Page 7 and 8: Operational leadership 2a Does the
Page 9: Breast cancer screening coverage 2f
Page 13 and 14: 4. Staging The information for the
Page 15 and 16: 4f Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
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Page 19 and 20: How will the PCT reduce cancer mort
Page 21 and 22: 8. Local Plans: Findings from local
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