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Submissions: Victorian Cancer Plan 2024-2028 Engage Victoria online submission

 

The VCCC Alliance is pleased to submit this document outlining five priority areas for Victoria’s cancer strategy: consumer partnership, equitable access across the care continuum, a strengthened and adaptable workforce, enhanced data and intelligence systems, and the integration of clinical trials as standard of care. 

 

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Submissions: Victorian Cancer Plan 2024-2028 Engage Victoria online submission

 

The VCCC Alliance is pleased to submit this document outlining five priority areas for Victoria’s cancer strategy: consumer partnership, equitable access across the care continuum, a strengthened and adaptable workforce, enhanced data and intelligence systems, and the integration of clinical trials as standard of care. 

 

These priorities address both immediate needs, such as formalising lived-experience engagement and removing barriers to regional services, and longer-term goals, including building workforce capacity, improving the quality and linkage of data (with particular focus on Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and CALD populations)

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