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=== [[hasReport::Reports:_National_Cancer_Registry_(Luxembourg)|Reports: National Cancer Registry]] === | === [[hasReport::Reports:_National_Cancer_Registry_(Luxembourg)|Reports: National Cancer Registry]] === | ||
=== [[hasReport::Report:_EU_Country_Cancer_Profile_2023_(Luxembourg)|Report: EU Country Cancer Profile 2023]] === | === [[hasReport::Report:_EU_Country_Cancer_Profile_2023_(Luxembourg)|Report: EU Country Cancer Profile 2023]] === | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 21 May 2024
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Healthcare System
Registries
Clinical Practices Guidelines
Latest Policymaking Initiatives
Reports: National Cancer Registry
Report: EU Country Cancer Profile 2023
Sponsor, manager or home institution: OECD and European Commission.
Primary purpose: To provide reliable data on cancer prevention and care, identifying trends, disparities, and inequalities among EU Member States and regions to guide interventions under Europe's Beating Cancer Plan.
Type of information: National cancer burden; Cancer incidence and mortality; Risk factors for cancer; Early detection programs (screenings); Cancer care performance, The impact of COVID-19 on cancer care.
Data level: National level.
Access to information: Access Information [1].
Compilation: ESMO Patient Guides
Sponsor, manager or home institution: European Society for Medical Oncology.
Primary purpose: To translate complex medical language into understandable information for patients.
Available guides: Cancer Treatment During the COVID-19 Pandemic; Immunotherapy Side Effects and Their Management; Personalized Medicine; Survival; Colorectal Cancer; Endometrial Cancer; Stomach Cancer; Gliomas; AML; CML; Follicular Lymphoma; Bone Sarcomas; Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC); Head and Neck Cancer; Soft Tissue Sarcomas.
Type of information: Information on each guide varies for each cancer type. Generally, guides provide definitions, explanations of causes, diagnosis, treatment, treatment options, care after treatment, among others.
Access to information: List of guides [2].
Quality of Life and Palliative Care Research
List of Articles: Quality of Life [3].