National Cancer Diagnosis Audit
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Note that the most recent round of the National Cancer Diagnosis Audit has now closed. If you are interested in hearing about our next audit, please
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NCDA overview
The National Cancer Diagnosis Audit (NCDA) will provide new insights that will inform service improvements that in turn help to diagnose cancers earlier and improve cancer outcomes.
NCDA key findings
The NCDA data provides unique insights into patient pathways to cancer diagnosis.
What are the benefits?
There are many benefits for GPs and other organisations and networks. The opportunity for clinical improvement is the main driving factor behind the audit.
NCDA Feedback
Feedback reports are intended to help practices think about their clinical practice and service delivery in cancer and early diagnosis.
How to do the audit
GPs need to register with the audit to access their patients' records and submit their data.
This National Cancer Diagnosis Audit is being operationally managed by Cancer Research UK, but is a broad partnership that involves support and input from: The Royal College of GPs, Macmillan Cancer Support, Public Health England (specifically the National Cancer Registration and Analysis Service), Public Health Wales (specifically the Welsh Cancer Intelligence and Surveillance Unit), NHS England and NHS National Services Scotland.
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