Our Priorities and Programmes
Almost 20,000 people in the Humber, Coast and Vale are diagnosed with cancer each year; a rate significantly higher than the England average. Our plan seeks to improve cancer survival rates by ensuring more people are diagnosed at an earlier stage by improving awareness and uptake of screening.
Around 53,000 people in the Humber, Coast and Vale region are currently living with or 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.
Further Information
Programme Information
Stakeholder update – November 2018
Stakeholder update – Sept 2018
Stakeholder update – July 2018
Stakeholder update – June 2018
Stakeholder update – 12/01/2018
Stakeholder update – 12/12/2017
Stakeholder update – 24/11/2017
Stakeholder update – 17/11/2017
Stakeholder update – 10/11/2017
Stakeholder update – 03/11/2017
Stakeholder update – 27/10/2017
Stakeholder update – 20/10/2017
Stakeholder update – 16/10/2017
Stakeholder update – 9/10/2017
Humber, Coast and Vale Cancer Alliance are delighted to welcome Lucy Turner to the post of Programme Director.
Lucy joins us on secondment from Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust where she was General Manager for the Oncology Clinical Service Unit for two years. Prior to that Lucy was at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust for over 12 years in a variety of operational and corporate roles.
Lucy is really looking forward to getting out and about and meeting colleagues across the Cancer Alliance over the coming weeks.
Lucy can be contacted by email [email protected] or @HCVCancer
Have you have been affected by, or had colorectal or prostate cancer?
We’d love to hear your views on 6 February 2019. More information here.
Cancer Champions Newsletter
National Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2017
On the 28 September, NHS England published the results of the National Cancer Patient Experience survey for 2017. This is an annual survey which was first undertaken in 2010. The survey has been designed to monitor national progress on cancer care; to provide information to drive local quality improvements; to assist commissioners and providers of cancer care; and to inform the work of the various charities and stakeholder groups supporting cancer patients.
The reports for the CCGs and Hospital Trusts across the Humber, Coast and Vale Cancer Alliance can be accessed below:
- NHS East Riding of Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group
- NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group
- North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group
- NHS North Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group
- NHS Scarborough and Ryedale Clinical Commissioning Group
- NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group
- Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust
- Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust
- York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
See how the Humber, Coast and Vale Cancer Alliance scored in the survey here
Full data tables by CCG and Provider across the Country can be downloaded from the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey website.
Workstreams
View our cancer workstreams here
Resources
Toolkit for local GPs to use when conducting Cancer Care Reviews with patients
Humber, Coast and Vale Cancer Alliance – ‘Achieving World Class Cancer Outcomes for Our Communities’
Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Strategy
2018 – 2021
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