This report presents the findings from a study of cancer network partnership groups in the UK. Cancer network partnership groups are regional organisations set up to enable joint working between people affected by cancer and health professionals, with the aim of improving cancer care

Attree, Pam

Clifton, Maggie

Hinder, Sue

Morris, Sara

Vaughan, Suzanne

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Exploring the impact of user involvement on health and social care services for cancer in the UK.

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