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136 CANCER REFORM STRATEGY18 F. Berrino, R. De Angelis, M. Sant, S.Rosso, M. B. Lasota, J. W. Coebergh, M.Santaquilani and the EUROCARE WorkingGroup: Survival for eight major cancersand all cancers combined for Europeanadults diagnosed in 1995–99: results ofthe EUROCARE-4 study, Lancet Oncology2007; 8:773-78319 Peto et al, Lancet 2004; 364:249-5620 Screening for Breast Cancer in England:Past and Future, February 200621 Cancer Statistics registrations:Registrations of cancer diagnosed in2004, England, Office for NationalStatistics22 Ben-Shlomo et al, European Urologysupplement, 2007; 6(2):17623 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, 8:773-78324 S. Macdonald, U. Macleod, E. Mitchell, D.Weller, N. Campbell, D. Mant: Factorsinfluencing patient and primary care delayin the diagnosis of cancer: a database ofexisting research and its implications forfuture practice, 2004, Cancer SymptomProfiles and Referral Strategies for PrimaryCare Research Programme25 C. Burgess, A. Bish, M. Hunter, H. Potts,B. Grunfeld, A. Westcombe, P. Salkovskis,L. Linsell, M. Cochrane, M. Richards andA Ramirez: The development of anintervention to promote earlypresentation of older women with breastcancer, 2005, Cancer Research UKLondon Psychosocial Group, KingsCollege London26 S. M. Bentzen, G. Heeren, B. Cottier, B.Slotman, B. Glimelius, Y. Lievens, W. V. D.Bogaert, Towards evidence-basedguidelines for radiotherapy infrastructureand staffing needs in Europe: the ESTROQUARTS project, 2005, Radiotherapy andOncology, 75:355-6527 Data source: IMS Health and cancernetwork data28 P Hewitt (Secretary of State): Our health,our care, our say: a new direction forcommunity services, 2006, Departmentof Health29 Trevatt and Petit (2007 unpublishedresearch)30 Because Men Matter: the case for clinicalnurse specialists in prostate cancer, 2007,Prostate Cancer Charter for Action31 Trevatt and Petit (2007 unpublishedresearch)32 Comptroller and Auditor General NationalAudit Office: Tackling Cancer: Improvingthe Patient Journey, 2005, National AuditOffice33 C. Simm, J. Aston, C. Williams, D. Hill, A.Bellis, N. Meager, Organisations’Responses to the Disability DiscriminationAct, 2007, DWP Research Report 41034 DH Single Equality Scheme,www.dh.gov.uk35 P. Jha, R. Peto, W. Zatonski, J. Boreham,M. J. Jarvis, A. D. Lopez: Socialinequalities in male mortality, and in malemortality from smoking: indirectestimation from national death rates inEngland and Wales, Poland, and NorthAmerica, 2006, The Lancet,14:doi:10.1016/S0140-6736 (06)68975-7.36 A. J. Ramirez, A. M. Westcombe, C. C.Burgess, S. Sutton, P. Littlejohns, M. A.Richards: Factors predicting delayedpresentation of symptomatic breastcancer: a systematic review, 1999, Lancet,353:1127-31.
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