Victoria Lung and Colorectal OCPs be Steps 2: Patient presentation through to and prioritised by all eight adult including Step 5: Care after initial treatment Integrated Cancer Services. VIC Ovarian - state wide initiative NSW Step 2: Patient presentation, initial investigations Lung - across NSW and referral, and Step 3: Diagnosis, staging and treatment planning NSW Step 1: Prevention and early detection, through Ovarian Localised pilot – to and including, Step 7: End-of-life care Northern Territory Step 2 : Presentation Step 3: Initial Investigation and Referral through Head and Neck cancers to Diagnosis and Staging Step 4: Treatment Planning to Treatment South Australia Oesophagogastric cancer and Focussed on data collection and reporting colorectal cancer relating to recommended timeline benchmarks Queensland Step 2: Presentation, initial investigations and referral Lung cancer, Head and Neck cancer Step 3: Diagnosis, staging and treatment planning Step 4: Treatment Tasmania Lung cancer Step 3 and Step 4 Considered the pathway using retrospective data including: Multidisciplinary diagnosis, staging and treatment planning and implementation High glioma (HGG) Clinical enrolment Referral to palliative care services, identifying referrals to allied health services Western Australia All OCPs All steps ACT Lung cancer and Acute Myeloid Step 3: Diagnosis and treatment planning and Leukaemia (AML) OCPs Step 4: Treatment In 2016 the Commonwealth engaged Zest to develop a Framework for Optimal Cancer Care Pathways in Practice and a Communications Strategy to jurisdictions in the early stages of adoption of the OCPs. Jurisdictions were then responsible for implementation of the OCPs. In July 2017, each jurisdiction provided a report on their early adoption approach and achievements for OCPs in 2016-17. As the implementation in 2016-17 was an early adoption pilot the jurisdictional reports focus on the lessons learned for broader, ongoing implementation and it is these issues that this Summary focuses on.
Victoria Lung and Colorectal OCPs be prioritised by all eight adult Integrated Cancer Services. Steps 2: Patient presentation through to and including Step 5: Care after initial treatment VIC Ovarian - state wide initiative NSW Lung - across NSW Step 2: Patient presentation, initial investigations and referral, and Step 3: Diagnosis, staging and treatment planning NSW Ovarian – Localised pilot Step 1: Prevention and early detection, through to and including, Step 7: End-of-life care Northern Territory Head and Neck cancers Step 2 : Presentation Step 3: Initial Investigation and Referral through to Diagnosis and Staging Step 4: Treatment Planning to Treatment South Australia Oesophagogastric cancer and colorectal cancer Focussed on data collection and reporting relating to recommended timeline benchmarks Queensland Lung cancer, Head and Neck cancer Step 2: Presentation, initial investigations and referral Step 3: Diagnosis, staging and treatment planning Step 4: Treatment Tasmania Lung cancer Step 3 and Step 4 High glioma (HGG) Considered the pathway using retrospective data including: Multidisciplinary diagnosis, staging and treatment planning and implementation Clinical enrolment Referral to palliative care services, identifying referrals to allied health services Western Australia All OCPs All steps ACT Lung cancer and Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) OCPs Step 3: Diagnosis and treatment planning and Step 4: Treatment In 2016 the Commonwealth engaged Zest to develop a Framework for Optimal Cancer Care Pathways in Practice and a Communications Strategy to jurisdictions in the early stages of adoption of the OCPs. Jurisdictions were then responsible for implementation of the OCPs. In July 2017, each jurisdiction provided a report on their early adoption approach and achievements for OCPs in 2016-17. As the implementation in 2016-17 was an early adoption pilot the jurisdictional reports focus on the lessons learned for broader, ongoing implementation and it is these issues that this Summary focuses on.
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