Outcome Measures (DIALOG and DIALOG+)
Video resources How DIALOG and DIALOG+ can help support recovery from a mental health illness The implementation of DIALOG and DIALOG+
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New Models of Community Mental Health programme
Read more of: New Models of Community Mental Health programmeWhat is the New Models of Community Mental Health programme? The New Models of Community Mental Health (MH) Programme is a London-wide programme that supports all of London’s Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) to change the way that mental health services are delivered in the community so that it is more joined-up, uses whole-population approaches and […]
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A day in the life of Ollalo House and the UCLH Find & Treat team
Read more of: A day in the life of Ollalo House and the UCLH Find & Treat teamEarlier this year, on the Homeless Health (HH) team, we were given the opportunity to visit two award winning health and care services aimed at supporting individuals experiencing homelessness. Here is how we got on and what we learned during the visit. We spent the morning learning about the incredible support that is offered at […]
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Sarcoma triage and diagnostics pathway review
Read more of: Sarcoma triage and diagnostics pathway reviewLiz Price is working with the London and South East Sarcoma Network and specialised commissioning across East of England, South East England and London regarding the network’s sarcoma pathways. Sarcoma pathways include soft tissue, bone and gastrointestinal stromal tumours (GIST). At the moment, soft tissue pathways are struggling with capacity and demand for diagnostic services. […]
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How London is Respond-ing to the needs of asylum seekers this World Refugee Day
Read more of: How London is Respond-ing to the needs of asylum seekers this World Refugee DayFor World Refugee Day 2022, Dr Olivia Farrant shares how the UCLH Respond service is taking the frontline to contingency accommodation sites to deliver trauma-informed, holistic care for asylum seeker communities in London.
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Updates to the prevalence dashboard and conversion and detection dashboards
Read more of: Updates to the prevalence dashboard and conversion and detection dashboardsIn 2019 and 2020, TCST cancer data team worked with national colleagues to develop two fantastic analytical tools a couple of years ago. Although the team aren’t responsible for updating these it is great to see them being updated and developed by national colleagues. The prevalence dashboard can be viewed via the NHS cancer data […]
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London Urgent Suspected Referral Analysis (2021 update)
Read more of: London Urgent Suspected Referral Analysis (2021 update)We have updated our on-line interactive dashboard to include 2021 cancer waiting times data. Analysis is provided at London, STP, Cancer Alliance and tumour level. Over the past ten years the number of patients seen as suspected cancer has increased each year, except during 2020 due to pandemic. Between 2012 and 2019 the number of […]
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Understanding the impact of psychological harm caused by waiting for cancer tests and treatment
Read more of: Understanding the impact of psychological harm caused by waiting for cancer tests and treatmentPhilippa Hyman and Liz Price from the Personalised Care team in TCST are working with North Central London and other interested stakeholders to understand the impact of psychological harm caused by waiting for cancer tests and treatment. One key aspect of this project will be to consider how best to assess the potential for psychological […]
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Quality of Life and Cancer
Read more of: Quality of Life and CancerFollowing a recent presentation by the Personalised Cancer Care team at the London Cancer Transformation and Improvement Board (CTIBL) an agreed action was to establish a London Quality of Life (QoL) and Cancer working group. The first meeting was held in May with excellent representation from key stakeholders and several priority areas and actions were […]
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Cancer in the Community Education project
Read more of: Cancer in the Community Education projectThe Cancer in the Community course is funded by Health Education England and designed for registered nurses working in community settings. It aims to develop their knowledge of cancer prevention, screening, early diagnosis, treatment and treatment toxicities, as well as providing an understanding of the needs of people living with cancer as a long-term condition. […]