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Living With & Beyond Cancer (Personalised Care): SWAG Colorectal CAG Update

Living With & Beyond Cancer (Personalised Care): SWAG Colorectal CAG Update. 5 th June 2019 Catherine Neck, Macmillan Cancer Rehabilitation/ LWBC Lead On behalf of SWAG Alliance. NHS Long Term Plan.

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Living With & Beyond Cancer (Personalised Care): SWAG Colorectal CAG Update

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  1. Living With & Beyond Cancer (Personalised Care): SWAG Colorectal CAG Update 5th June 2019 Catherine Neck, Macmillan Cancer Rehabilitation/ LWBC Lead On behalf of SWAG Alliance

  2. NHS Long Term Plan By 2021, where appropriate every person diagnosed with cancer will have access to personalised care, including needs assessment, a care plan and health and wellbeing information and support. After treatment, patients will move to a follow-up pathway that suits their needs, and ensures they can get rapid access to clinical support where they are worried that their cancer may have recurred. This stratified follow-up approach will be established in all trusts for breast cancer in 2019, for prostate and colorectal cancers in 2020

  3. NHSE requirements for Personalised Care From April 2020: • All breast, colorectal and prostate cancer patients from diagnosis (including secondary cancer) to have access to personalised support • Approximately two-thirds of patients who finish treatment for breast cancer to be on a supported self-management follow-up pathway and from diagnosis • All Alliance Trusts to have in place protocols for stratifying the follow up of prostate and colorectal patients and systems for remote monitoring for these patients and from diagnosis

  4. SWAG LWBC Implementation 2019/20 Introduce remote monitoring systems for breast, prostate and colorectal Support commissioners with evaluation to inform an options appraisal, which will support decision on the future delivery of personalised care and support across the Alliance Continue collection of metrics that demonstrate patient experience and number of patients covered

  5. Remote Monitoring & Ongoing Sustainability for LWBC We will be funding the set-up costs of remote monitoring systems from Alliance funds in 2019/20 (perhaps My Medical Record) We had thought that we might use some of our Alliance funding for 2019/20 to support CCGs to embed personalised care in recurrent funding – but both regional and National team were uncomfortable with this approach. The risk to sustainability of the LWBC programme has been raised with national team and discussions are ongoing.

  6. SWAG Colorectal Stratified Pathway At end of treatment all patients to receive a CNS review which includes the following: • Holistic Needs Assessment and Care Plan • Booking onto a Health & Wellbeing Clinic. If patient has already attended an early H&WB clinic then to be given site specific advice about signs and symptoms of recurrence and possible late effects of treatment • Completion of Treatment Summary Patients are then stratified into one of the following follow-up pathways. N.B. Patients should be reassessed and move freely between follow up pathways as their condition or needs change: • Supported self-management pathway with routine surveillance and open access • Shared Care • Complex case management • Discharged to GP care

  7. Self-Management with Open Access: Patients who are able to understand and engage with process No active disease/ serious/ uncontrolled symptoms from treatment Can be for all stages of colorectal cancer (primary) All bloods, CTs, colonoscopies undertaken as per protocol

  8. Shared Care: • Patients requiring physical examination • Nurse-led clinic for those unable to engage with self-management pathway i.e. due to cognitive or psychological issues • Trials Patients (should  be on a pathway that meets  stipulations in trial protocol)

  9. Complex Management via MDT: Serious uncontrolled symptoms Complex management or intense surveillance required i.e. following metastatic resections or T1 polypectomy’s Palliative patients receiving treatment Trials patients (or on shared care pathway)

  10. Discharge to GP: Very frail patients Patients for who no further active treatment would be offered Not requiring further scans or blood tests

  11. Self-management pathway process Normal Results: Results reviewed and patient informed via letter Holistic Needs Assessment (paper copy and electronic link) sent with CT results at 1 and 2 years Patient informed to make contact if help is needed and given reminder of next test date Reminder of signs and symptoms given to patient

  12. Self-management pathway process Abnormal Results / Concerns / Symptoms: Open access into system within 2 weeks Further diagnostic tests as required MDT review OPA

  13. Discussion/ Next Steps: Need to understand current position of teams against this pathway What steps are needed to move towards delivery of this pathway?

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