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CCaT
a collaborative group

_Improving care for people living with
Consequences of Cancer and its Treatment
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Meeting the needs of 2 million survivors

_More and more people are being successfully treated for cancer – at  last count there were about 2 million cancer survivors in the United Kingdom and this figure is set to grow. Research has shown that the needs of some survivors after treatment are not currently being met. Hence the importance of CCaT's work.

How did CCaT come into being?

_CCaT was set up by Macmillan Cancer Support and the Department of Health of England as part of the National Cancer Survivorship Initiative (NCSI).    More...
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Have you been treated for cancer? 

_This website is mainly for health professionals, managers and policy makers. But survivors may find our 10 Top Tips for cancer survivors useful.

Survivors urged to request post-treatment care plans

_See article about CCaT in the Nursing Times online, January 2012.
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