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Cancer Patients, can they w ait? Dr. Sunil Skaria Consultant Oncologist MRCP(UK), MRCP(Ireland),FRCR, ESMO, MSc(Healthcare leadership) Clinical Lead, Oncology, Spire Specialist Centre Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Mid Essex Hospital Services

  1. Cancer Patients, can they w ait? Dr. Sunil Skaria Consultant Oncologist MRCP(UK), MRCP(Ireland),FRCR, ESMO, MSc(Healthcare leadership) Clinical Lead, Oncology, Spire Specialist Centre Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust. Honorary Consultant Oncologist, Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust

  3. Current Landscape of Cancer 3

  4. Can they wait? Waiting targets • For initial diagnosis? • For treatment? • For suspected recurrence or metastases? • For treatment related complications?

  5. Rising burden of cancer • Cancer services cost 6.7 billion /year 2012- 13 (National audit office) • Projected cost for 2020 - 13 billion • Early diagnosis may allow at least 11000 patients per year surviving cancer by 2020 BUPA Cancer Care 2020 5

  6. Why can not they wait? • Performance status and quality of life • Exponential growth ( cancer recovery secrets) • Survival outcome • Better treatment options

  10. Pertuzumab/Herceptin/Doc etaxel

  11. Immune related Adverse Events Endocrine- Neurological- Thyroid, neuropathy, Gastro- Colitis Adrenal, Myaesthenia, pituitary Guillain Barre Renal-Nephritis, Skin- rash, Pulmonary- acute renal Steven Pneumonitis failure Johnsons, TEN Cardiology - Myocarditis, Hypersensitivity Hepatitis pericarditis

  12. PET/CT Fusion CT based GTV PET/CT based GTV

  16. Tumour markers • CEA • PSA • AFP, HCG,LDH • CA19.9 • CA15.3

  17. 6 basic human psychological needs* • Love / Connection • Value / significance • Clarity/ certainty • Variety • Growth • Contribution *Ref- Executive Decisions Dr. Sunil Skaria

  18. Thank you 18

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