Children and Young People
Providing the evidence to achieve improvements for patients
An initial series of case studies and learning from the children and young people test community including:
- “A three tiered model of care provides follow- up options for childhood cancer survivors in Birmingham”
- “Improving the lives of young people throughout and after their cancer treatment”
- “Transforming the traditional model of late effects follow-up”
Building the evidence: Developing the winning principles for children and young people
This publication draws together the different strands of work that are nearing completion to provide a basis on which to design functional models of care that deliver on the five domains in the DH consultative document “Liberating the NHS: Transparency in outcomes – a framework for the NHS” (July 2010).
Teenage and Young Adult Aftercare Pathway: Level 1&2
Stakeholders within the Children and Young People National Cancer Survivorship Initiative, have developed a national pathway that identifies how follow up for children and young people can be delivered in line with current pressures and aspirations.
Teenage and Young Adult Aftercare Pathway: Level 3
The pathway builds upon the learning from varied national testing work and will help inform commissioners of the requirements of children and young people living with and surviving cancer.
Last updated on August 5, 2011