Cancer Experiences
Collaborative

CECo News

CECo Final Report now available to download

Whilst it is too soon to assess the full impact, the work of CECo has begun to make an important contribution to improving the illness experience for patients and their families through its contribution to changes in practice and influence on national policy.

Set against the context of substantial economic, political and social change in health and social care and university sectors, we believe that CECo has made remarkable achievements in improving research and scholarship in supportive and palliative care, with direct impacts on policy and practice as evidenced in this report.

For more information, contact: Professor Sheila Payne (CECo Director)

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CECo editorial in Palliative Medicine the most read article for December 2011

Congratulations to Gunn Grande and Nancy Preston and their 'most-read' editorial, which appeared in the December issue of Palliative Medicine in 2011!

For more information, contact: Nancy Preston

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CECo receives donation from grateful carer

This kind donation will help to ensure that the Cancer Experiences Collaborative Website will be supported for another year and so continue to cultivate the resources necessary for expanding our knowledge in research and improving the care offered to patients and their families as they approach the end of life.

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