UICC World Cancer Congress Mongolia Main achievements in the implementation of the NCCP O.Bayar, National Cancer Center, 1" Mongolia
Mongolia:)Country)Informa2on) • Population: 2.84 million • Cancer burden: – Estimated cancer incidence: 4 307 new cases/year – Estimated cancer mortality: 3 131 deaths/year • Most common cancers: – Males: liver, stomach, lung, esophagus, colorectal – Females: liver, cervix, stomach, esophagus, breast Globocan/IARC"2008" 2"
PACT Model Demonstration Site (PMDS) • NCCP included within the National Programme for Control of NCDs, 14 Dec 2005 – Phase I: 2006-2009 – Phase II: 2009-2013 • Mongolia – 8 th PMDS, February 2010 • PACT focus on implementation of NCCP 3"
Main progress Policy and Coordination • Establishment of the Steering Committee for the NCCP – Multi-sectorial – Chaired by the Deputy Minister of Health – Quarterly meetings 4"
Main progress Planning • General Action Plan on Cancer Prevention and Control, 2011-2021 – Focus on prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment, palliative care • Strategic Plan for Development of Radiotherapy, 2011-2021 – Shift to modern technologies, improving quality assessment, strengthening radiation safety and protection 5"
Main progress Cancer Info and Registry • Hospital – based cancer registry at the NCC upgraded • National Cancer Registry and Cervical and Breast Cancer Recall System Guideline”, approved by MOH in March 2012 • Training in CanReg 4, all 21 provinces, in collaboration with IARC • Assessment of cancer registry • Translation of ICD-Oncology 6"
Main progress Prevention and Early Detection • National Education Campaign on Cancer Prevention and Control 2011 (NCC, Khaan Bank, Mongolian National Broadcaster) – Covered all 21 provinces and 9 districts of capital Ulaanbaatar • Millennium Challenge Account Mongolia – Support for prevention and early detection of cervical and breast cancer, and cancer registration 7"
Main progress Diagnosis and Treatment • Expansion of NCC – radiotherapy, liver surgery, chemotherapy, ICU, imaging diagnostic • 8 new standardized clinical protocols for most common cancers • Strengthening diagnosis and treatment at provincial and district level – Building capacity of health service providers – Improving chemotherapy and palliative care – Situation analysis of diagnostic and early detection capacity (human resources, equipment) at province and district levels 8"
IAEA/PACT Support • Project 1 – “Improving Palliative Care Services in Mongolia”, funded by the Government of Monaco (US $150 000) • Project 2 – “Strengthening Radiotherapy through Treatment Accuracy and Capacity Building” funded by the Government of Korea (US $50 000) • Project 3 – “ Building a playground for children with cancer at the NCC”, funded by the UNWG ( € 7 000) 9"
Civil Society • Hope – Cancer Free Mongolia National Foundation – Established after the 1 st imPACT mission to Mongolia – Chaired by the First Lady of Mongolia – Represented in the NCCP Steering Committee – Support for implementation of cancer control policies • Advocacy for cancer control • Renovation of palliative care wards at NCC • Palliative Care Society of Mongolia – Capacity building of health service providers 10"
UICC World Cancer Congress Thank you ! O.Bayar, National Cancer Center, 11" Mongolia
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