Disclosure of interest: None declared

Increasing access to early detection and care: A successful partnership example between UICC members in Malaysia and Vietnam

Farahida Mohd Farid General Manager - National Cancer Council of Malaysia (MAKNA).

Track #5 – Raising funds and attracting resources

Relationship Ecosystem in Vietnam

Increasing access to early detection and care: A successful partnership example between UICC members in Malaysia and Vietnam Farahida Mohd Farid

MAKNA’s journey in Vietnam

Increasing access to early detection and care: A successful partnership example between UICC members in Malaysia and Vietnam Farahida Mohd Farid

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Supporters

Partners

Increasing access to early detection and care: A successful partnership example between UICC members in Malaysia and Vietnam Farahida Mohd Farid

Increasing access to early detection and care: A successful partnership example between UICC members in Malaysia and Vietnam Farahida Mohd Farid

Challenges and Solutions

Increasing access to early detection and care: A successful partnership example between UICC members in Malaysia and Vietnam Farahida Mohd Farid

Conclusion

Low Investment

High Social Impact Value add to existing programs with low investment

Resulting in high impact to cross border communities and partners

Palliative care e-learning resource for healthcare professionals in India

• About the ecancer Global Foundation • Palliative care education • Palliative care e-learning in India collaboration • ecancer’s collaborative approach to education

• UK based charity which provides free educational resources to the global oncology community

• Our Goal is to support the education of the global oncology community to achieve a world where all cancer patients receive the best possible care

• To achieve this we: • Run free and low cost educational events • Publish an open-access journal with a ‘pay what you can afford’ model • Produce free educational videos • Develop free e-learning resources

www.ecancer.org

About the ecancer Global Foundation

Over the last 5 years we have worked in collaboration with a number of organisations to develop:

• e-learning courses educational videos and publications for healthcare professionals in

• Africa • Latin America • India

Palliative care education

The key collaborations to develop the e-learning course for healthcare professionals in India were with:

Palliative care e-learning in India collaboration

These collaborations brought us: • International expertise • Local experts

• Identification of educational needs • Content development • Peer-review • Support for translation

• Promotion of resources • Including IAPCON conference

Palliative care e-learning in India collaboration

ecancer’s collaborative approach to education

We are always open to discussing potential collaborations – please get in touch! danny@ecancer.org

International Cancer Control Partnership

Lewis Foxhall, MD

ICCP Partner:

University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center

Houston, Texas

ICCP Vision and Mission

VISION

All countries have and are implementing a resource-appropriate national cancer control plan (NCCP) that provides a framework for sustainable and equitable delivery and scale-up of population- and evidence-based, cost-effective and people-centered cancer prevention and control programs which are integrated with NCD efforts to achieve a 25% relative reduction in premature mortality from NCDs by 2025.

MISSION STATEMENT

The ICCP provides leadership, expertise and guidance to national cancer planning stakeholders and decision-makers in their efforts to develop, implement and evaluate data-driven, stakeholder-informed country level national cancer control plans.

International Cancer Control Partnership

The International Cancer Control Partnership (ICCP) was formed in 2012 by a group of international organizations engaged in supporting country cancer control planning efforts.

Partnership Goals:

Coordinate and leverage partner efforts to increase global support, political will, and country resources for development and implementation of national cancer plans.

Provide guidance to countries as they strengthen their capacity to develop, implement and evaluate national cancer plans.

Maintain and enhance the ICCP as a credible source of guidance and leadership in national cancer control planning.

ICCP Partners

Breast Health Global Initiative (BHGI) Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, Cancer Care Ontario; International Cancer Control Congress Association (ICCCA); Oncology Education and Sunnybrook Odette Cancer Centre; WHO-PAHO, AFRO, EMRO, HQ

Partner Contributions

Hosting and maintaining the ICCP portal

Developing communications for promotion of the partnership and the resources available

Participation in technical assistance efforts, including logistical and programmatic support

Tracking regional or global planning efforts and/or related events

Subject matter expert input in a specified area

Developing new tools

Serving as partnership convener; leading or participating in a work group

Evaluating ICCP partnership outcomes

Financial support

ICCP Portal and Resources

An online one-stop shop for cancer planners and policy-makers : http://www.iccp-portal.org/

More than 900 selected information resources on planning and capacity-building for cancer control Sharing best practices and experience National cancer control plans (NCCP) and Non - communicible

Disease (NCD) plans on the portal Technical assistance opportunities Global cancer joint initiatives and advocacy Since the launch, the portal has been visited by users from over 180 countries

ICCP Joint Activities in Cancer Control Planning ICCP Partners lead joint activities to help increase global awareness and communications about cancer control planning “National Cancer Control Plans Global Survey”

67 expert reviewers based in 16 countries examined 500 documents from 158 countries

120-question tool covering the cancer control continuum

Identify best practices, and share innovative approaches

Publication: Yannick Romero, PhD et. al; National cancer control plans:

a global analysis, The Lancet Oncology 27th of September 2018

Jointly offer technical assistance for cancer control planning efforts

Guidance in addressing barriers: funding, competing priorities, technical expertise

Leadership Summits with ECHO platform and in person

Cancer Control Master Courses

ICCP Future Direction

Build on NCCP/NCD plan review to enhance delivery of Technical Assistance

Focus on:

Countries without published plans

Countries with lack of focus on core elements such as stakeholder engagement, use of data for development and implementation, costing/financing, use of measurable objectives, plan evaluation and workforce

Countries needing to improve cancer-related priorities within NCD plans