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Tony Bishop service user representative Professor Kenneth Muir Professor of Epidemiology University of Manchester Old Trafford 21 September 2017 Greater Manchester Cancer Vanguard Innovation ID: 638125

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Slide1

Showcase:

Patient self-referralTony Bishop, service user representativeProfessor Kenneth Muir, Professor of Epidemiology, University of Manchester

Old Trafford21 September 2017

Greater Manchester

Cancer

Vanguard InnovationSlide2

Housekeeping

There are no scheduled fire drills

We will be taking

photos – please let us know if you don’t want your picture takenThe

presentation will be

online after

the eventPhones on silent, but follow us on Twitter: @GM_Ca_Vanguard

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

CancerSlide3

The national Cancer Vanguard

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

To develop and test new ideas to deliver more responsive and personalised cancer services, addressing inequalities and supporting the NHS in ‘

Achieving World Class Cancer Outcomes’.

Two-year programme to look at improved cancer care, cancer outcomes, cancer patient experience and resource efficiencySlide4

Vanguard Innovation

Two times cancer patient! Catching the cancer early was vital to the outcome for me

Greater Manchester CancerSlide5

Whose job is it to ‘find’ cancer?

In the 1970s, aged 28, I kept getting a hoarse voice My GP advised throat lozenges, no other investigationsUnhappy with that, I resorted to going to see my company doctor. He took it seriously and did appropriate referralsI was diagnosed with cancer of the larynx.

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

CancerSlide6

What ifs……

What do you think of my voice? If cancer of the larynx hadn’t been found when it was, my treatment would have had to be more radical, for example to have my voice box removed and I wouldn’t even have the voice I have now! Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

CancerSlide7

Vanguard Innovation

A job for the persistent patient? Greater Manchester Cancer

In 2008, once retired, I was concerned at not getting a routine medical check up, so I took up an offer of a BUPA

health check which included blood tests An examination and the PSA test found prostate

cancer

No screening for prostate cancer even though PSA provides an indicator

Prostate cancer detected early so I've survived with minimal

effects on my lifestyleSlide8

Why am I here?

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester Cancer

Having a voice

speaking up

Being heard Slide9

Importance of early diagnosis: survival

time is more than three times higher when cancer is diagnosed earlyVanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

10 year survival data from East of England 1996-2000 for

eight

major cancers

(bladder

, bowel, breast,

cervical

,

womb

,

malignant melanoma, ovarian and testicular )Slide10

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

Question? – show of hands, pleaseHow many of you went to a travel agent to choose/book your last holiday?

How many of you used the internet to choose/book your last holiday?Slide11

The aim

of this program of work is to derive an effective and cost-effective way to increase the direct referral for timely investigation of patients with potentially indicative cancer symptoms and thereby reduce delays in receiving a definitive diagnosis or discharge.To do this we will perform within the current cancer Vanguard funding envelope a one-year pilot with the following objectives:To

develop a risk-based approach to direct symptom-based referral from the community.

To widen access to community-based engagement opportunities to pilot the model.

To

assess

users’ views and experiences of using the approach.

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

CancerSlide12

Current Pathway

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester CancerSlide13

Proposed Pathway Enhancement

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester CancerSlide14

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

Does it work? Slide15

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

Yin/Yang

Prevention/Early detectionSlide16

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

REFLECT –Manchester websiteSlide17

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

CancerSlide18

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

AcknowledgementsSlide19

Thank you

More information on the User Involvement Programme, including Vanguard projectsgmcancer.org.uk/our-areas-of-work/user-involvement Follow us on Twitter @GMCancerUIVanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

CancerSlide20

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester CancerSlide21

Panel

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester Cancer

Professor Ken Muir, Professor of Epidemiology, University of

Manchester

Tony Bishop, Service User

Representative

Marzena Nieroda, Lecturer in Marketing, University of Manchester

Dr Artitaya Lophatananon, Research Fellow, University of

ManchesterJames Clark, Programme Manager, Greater Manchester Cancer Vanguard InnovationSlide22

Vanguard Innovation

Greater Manchester

Cancer

Greater Manchester Cancer

Vanguard

Innovation

Email

:

cancervanguard.gm.@nhs.net

Web

:

gmcancervanguardinnovation.org

Twitter

: @GM_Ca_Vanguard