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provide are of interest to decision makers because they help them to effectively allocate resources to improve the health outcomes of cancer patients and to reduce the costs of care for both patients and ...

non-medical costs incurred in attending (e.g., indirect cost of time needed for the screening visit, transportation costs, child care costs, etc.), mode(s) of travel, time, distance, companion’s attendance, HPV ...

a cervical sample taken by their general practitioner. The cost-effectiveness of this additional strategy will depend on its capacity to recruit nonscreened women and in particular those at increased risk of ...

five BCB2020 working groups: Health Promotion and Primary Prevention Screening and Early Detection Diagnosis and Treatment Survivorship and Rehabilitation Palliative care Four transversal topics will ...

practical implementation and the continual gradual improvement of population-based cancer screening programmes further requires careful coordination of this multistep process with feedback and corrective ...

  More research in the area of survivorship is needed to provide data on late effects, as well as the impact and cost-effectiveness of supportive care, rehabilitation, palliative and ...

provision of structural budgets. Register-based collection of structured and validated data of lifestyles and interventions from electronic data sources in health care would be a key to evaluation and to ...