Please provide your feedback by Monday 9 September. 

To improve and promote an effective Acute Oncology Service that will be a positive experience for patients in difficult times and give practitioners the framework to provide the best care; we are seeking feedback from Haematology Oncology-interested consultants on your experiences. This is in order to make improvements by incorporating your opinions on what best constitutes a positive, reactive and fit-for-purpose acute oncology service. Our aim is to improve quality and safety while delivering seamless urgent cancer care across the NHS.
Documents to view:
NHSE Acute Oncology Services Quality Indicators PDF

NHSE Clinical Advice to Canacer Alliances for the Commissioning of Acute Oncology Services

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* 1. Are you aware of the recently published AO advice to alliances? If so, which AO advice is used in your trust?

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* 2. Are you familiar with the AO quality surveillance measures? If so, which measures are used in your Trust?

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* 3. Do you think that your haemato-oncology service complies with these measures? In particular, does your Trust Acute Oncology Group have a haematology doctor an/or nurse as a member?

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* 4. How closely (if at all) does your haemato-oncology service work with your Trust AO service?

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* 5. Would closer working with the AO services be achievable and/or desirable?

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* 6. Please provide any other feedback.

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