Pathway improvement

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Highlights

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Richard Berman: traditional palliative care no longer serves the cancer population

Patients are not just living for longer. They are, in many cases, now living with cancer for significant periods of time.

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Dan Monnery: the nature of cancer care is changing

People with incurable cancer are achieving much longer survival due to improved treatments and earlier diagnoses.

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Julie Want and Yuki Kano: Enhanced Supportive Care at the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust

Our aim is to support patients early in their cancer journey and, alongside cancer treatment, by offering proactive symptom control.

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Benjamin Ellis: Chronic pain: working beyond our walls

People with fibromyalgia are often referred to rheumatology outpatients, but this may not be the best approach.

Video

The Inbetweeners: An NCEPOD report

A review of the barriers and facilitators in the process of the transition of children and young people with complex chronic health conditions into adult health services.

Blog

Helena Clements: Transition of young people with complex disability to adult services

There is something uniquely special about starting the clinical journey with a baby or small child and their parents.

Blog

Dr Theresa Barnes: Imagining new pathways of outpatient care

RCP outpatients clinical lead Dr Theresa Barnes highlights some of the key themes of the first outpatient care summit.

Reading

Six steps to better care for older people in hospital are outlined in new guidance

A collaboration between Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) and the British Geriatrics Society (BGS), supported by the Royal College of Physicians.