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134Annex 1:Documents published alongside theCancer Reform StrategyExecutive Summary of Cancer Reform StrategySummary of what the Cancer Reform Strategymeans for patientsEquality Impact AssessmentPower Point presentation on Cancer ReformStrategySummary of NICE products for cancerVisionsGlossary of cancer terminologyImpact AssessmentMembership of Advisory BoardMembership of working groups●●●●Bowel cancer;Brain and CNS cancers;Breast cancer;Children and young people;●Awareness and early detection;●Cancer genetics;●Clinical outcomes;●Gynaecological cancers;●Commissioning and levers for change;●Haematological cancers;●Costs and benefits;●Head, neck and thyroid cancers;●Patient experience; and●Lung and mesothelioma;●Service models/provider development.●Prostate cancers;●Sarcoma;●Screening;●Skin cancers;●Upper Gastrointestinal cancers; and●Urological (excluding prostate) cancers.
135Annex 2:References1 Cancer is our number one fear but mostdon’t understand how many cases can beprevented, 2007, Cancer Research UK2 Cancer Backup: Public Priorities for Healthin Britain, 2003, London, MORI forCancer Backup3 F. Berrino, R. De Angelis, M. Sant, S.Rosso, M. B. Lasota, J. W. Coebergh andM. Santaquilani: Survival for eight majorcancers and all cancers combined forEuropean adults diagnosed in 1995–99:results of the EUROCARE-4 study, 2007,Lancet Oncology, 8:773-7834 J Ferlay, P Autier, M Boniol, M Heanue, MColombet and P Boyle: Estimates of thecancer incidence and mortality in Europein 2006, 2007, Annals of Oncology,18(3):581-5925 Picker Institute Europe: National Surveysof NHS Patients: Cancer: NationalOverview 1999/2000, 2002, Departmentof Health6 Data Source: DH programme budgetingdata at www.dh.gov.uk7 M. Richards: Cancer ten years on:improvements across the whole carepathway, 2007, Department of Health8 National Audit Office: The NHS CancerPlan: A Progress Report, 11 March 20059 H. Møller, L. Fairley, V. Coupland, C.Okello, M. Green, D. Forman, B. Møllerand F. Bray: The future burden of cancerin England: incidence and numbers ofnew patients in 2020, May 2007, BritishJournal of Cancer, 96:9;1484-88.10 Department of Health: Our NHS, OurFuture: NHS Next Stage Review – InterimReport, Crown, October 200711 Cancer Research UK Reduce the RiskCampaign12 J. Wardle, J. Waller, N. Brunswick and M.J. Jarvis: Awareness of risk factors forcancer among British adults, 2001, PublicHealth, 115:173-17413 World Cancer Research Fund/AmericanInstitute for Cancer Research: Food,Nutrition, Physical Activity, and thePrevention of Cancer: a GlobalPerspective, 2007, Washington DC: AICR14 D. King, B. Butland, S. Jebb, P. Kopelman,K. McPherson, S. Thomas, J. Mardell, V.Parry: Tackling Obesities – Future Choices– Project Report, 2007, GovernmentOffice for Science15 World Cancer Research Fund/AmericanInstitute for Cancer Research: Food,Nutrition, Physical Activity, and thePrevention of Cancer: a GlobalPerspective, 2007, Washington DC: AICR16 G. K. Reeves, K. Pirie, V. Beral, J. Green,E. Spencer and D. Bull: Cancer incidenceand mortality in relation to body massindex in the Million Women Study: CohortStudy, 2007, British Medical Journal17 Our inheritance, our future: Realising thepotential of genetics in the NHS, 2003,Department of Health
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