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Humber, Coast and Vale Cancer Alliance

Achieving World Class Cancer Outcomes for Our Communities

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June 2021 Stakeholder Update

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Spot the Difference and take action

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Finding HPV during a cervical screening: Katy’s story

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Targeted Lung Health Checks are back and they have never been more important

Under 16s invited to share cancer experiences to help improve services

Cancer Alliance News – Spring 2021

Sharon, who was diagnosed with breast cancer after learning about the symptoms during a Cancer Champion Awareness Session. She has cheekbone length light brown hair and wears black square glasses. She is looking to the right and slightly smiling.

‘Learning about cancer saved my life’: Sharon’s story

March 2021 Stakeholder Update

Local Cancer Champion encourages others to ‘go and get checked’ after attending a breast screening appointment

Free ‘Cancer Demystified’ Webinars for Secondary Care Professionals

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People living with and beyond cancer are helping to improve cancer services by completing a new NHS Quality of Life Survey.

February 2021 Stakeholder Update

Carolynne, leader of the Myeloma North Lincs support group. She has short white hair, is wearing glasses and smiling at the camera.

Carolynne’s story

January 2021 Stakeholder Update

Cancer Alliance News – Winter 2020

Christine, a pancreatic cancer survivor, looks into the camera and smiles. She is wearing a red sparkly long-sleeved top and has brown cropped hair.

Christine’s story

November 2020 Stakeholder Update

Noticing what’s normal: Margaret’s story

Over 2,020 Cancer Champions are helping to encourage early detection of cancer in Humber, Coast and Vale region

Health care professionals urge people in Humber, Coast and Vale to contact their GP about symptoms of lung cancer

Accessing NHS services during COVID-19

For up to date information on accessing NHS services, please visit our support page here.

The Alliance brings together all the organisations that commission and provide cancer services in our area, enabling effective and co-ordinated partnership working to improve patient experience.

In 2015 an Independent Cancer Taskforce Strategy set out an ambitious vision for improving services, care and outcomes for everyone with cancer.

Humber, Coast and Vale is one of 21 cancer alliances set up across England, to work towards this vision.

Our Area

Awareness and early diagnosis

The Alliance seeks to improve cancer survival rates by ensuring more people are diagnosed at an earlier stage; by improving cancer awareness and uptake of screening.

Diagnostics

We are working to understand where the gaps in diagnostic capacity are and work with partners across the Alliance to develop strategic plans for radiology, pathology and endoscopy services.

Treatment and pathways

The Alliance is implementing rapid diagnostic and assessment pathways for lung, prostate and colorectal cancers.

Living with and beyond cancer

We are working together to improve the care and support people with cancer receive to enable them to be more in control and better able to cope with their treatment and recovery.