
As a learning organisation, we aim to stay at the forefront of thinking about care models, ways of working and approaches to defining and responding to the challenges in cancer.
Helping you personalise care to support those impacted by cancer
The impact of a cancer diagnosis is far more than managing the physical treatments. Each patient’s situation and condition is different and so it’s essential to provide personalised care to all.
Drawing on our multidisciplinary team of clinical, digital, analytical, and transformation expertise our tailored solutions include:
Drawing on our multidisciplinary team of clinical, digital, analytical, and transformation expertise our tailored solutions include:
- Bespoke cancer analytical support for COVID-19 recovery, including the creation of dashboards and forecast modelling
- Working with Cancer Alliances to support patient engagement, inequalities, and personalised care to develop high-quality services
- Evaluation of end-to-end cancer pathway interventions, leading to the implementation of new innovative solutions
- Initiatives to improve cancer screening uptake and earlier, faster diagnosis
- Support for digital transformation projects

Can digital technology be the saviour for cancer care?
Three million people have now missed cancer screenings due to COVID-19 since March 2020, according to Cancer Research UK. And 6,400 patients referred to cancer services have waited more than three mo...

On World Cancer Day how can we ‘Close the Care Gap’?
A diagnosis of cancer is devastating and can affect our personal, social and working lives along with all those who are close to us. We need to ensure that people with a cancer diagnosis have access ...

Improving the quality of life for patients with incurable cancer in Bristol
Project managing the timely set up of a pilot to demonstrate the benefits of an Enhanced Supportive Care model in improving the quality of life for patients with incurable lung or Upper GI cancer.
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Cancer data analysis in the West Midlands
Developing a suite of cancer data analysis tools using data from multiple sources.
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How has Sussex bowel screening become more focussed?
Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK and the second biggest cancer killer. Our geospatial team was engaged by Sussex Integrated Care System (ICS) to identify hotspots of low bowel s...

Can using teledermatology reduce waiting lists in skin disease?
Implementing safe and effective teledermatology triage pathways and processes can reduce waiting times, footfall into Community Services and Acute Trusts, and improve patient outcomes. We delivered a ...

An effective inequalities approach for a cancer alliance
A primary function of cancer alliances is to reduce inequalities in access, the experience of care, and outcomes for cancer patients and the wider population. We've been supporting our customers to un...

Cancer services
Delivery of the NHS Long Term Plan ambitions for cancer by 2028 will include improving our national screening programmes, giving people faster access to diagnostic tests, investing in innovative treat...

System transformation
Our specialist teams use leading change model tools and techniques, and analyse population health data and intelligence to assess and redesign systems, pathways and services.
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Public Health Action - Behaviour change
Public Health Action is SCW’s team of behaviour change experts who focus on prevention, health education, and patient engagement and activation.
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