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nature cancer control changing increasing emphasis fuelled public political demand prevention early diagnosis patient experience treatment time primary care increasingly promoted governments health funders worldwide preferred setting health care reasons increasing need stabilise healthcare costs accommodate patient preference care close home timely consider expanding role primary care work cancer control long dominated highly technical interventions centred treatment contribution primary care largely perceived marginal commission expert opinion primary care public health professionals academic clinical cancer expertisefrom epidemiologists psychologists policy makers cancer specialistshas contributed detailed consideration evidence cancer control provided primary care community care settings ranging primary prevention endoflife care scope new models care explored actions needed effect change outlined strengths primary careits continuous coordinated comprehensive care individuals familiesare particularly evident prevention diagnosis shared followup survivorship care endoflife care strong theme integration care runs throughout elements clinical vertical functional tools needed integrated working described detail change evolves need underpinned new research continuing shared multiprofessional development