Streamlining cancer pathways
Addressing health inequalities, optimising existing capacity and diagnosing earlier are crucial to improving cancer care. Multi-step intervention is needed to transform a pathway; to identify, diagnose, and treat more patients.
Digitally enabled primary and outpatient care
Addressing health inequalities, optimising existing capacity and diagnosing earlier are crucial to improving cancer care. Multi-step intervention is needed to transform a pathway; to identify, diagnose, and treat more patients.
The power of digital interventions
- Adding digital engagement achieved:
- An additional 29,000 screenings over six months
- Patients were twice as likely to attend
- An 89.5% increase in uptake across IMD1 areas
Advancing bowel cancer screening completion rates
Through routine screening and earlier diagnosis, 54% of bowel cancer cases in the UK are preventable.
- 16% increase in screening uptake
- 14% completion rate of Patient Questionnaire
- No additional clinical workload
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Register practice
Identify patient cohort
Engage patient population
Data collection
Promote on myGP app
At-home FIT kit delivered
At-risk patients identified, invited to colonoscopy via online booking
Bowel cancer identified. Further support and managment offered
Virtual outpatient for systemic anti-cancer treatment (SACT)
A virtual outpatient pathway pre-screens patients to confirm they are healthy before attending the clinic for SACT.
Impact:
Reduction in administration time
Improved patient experience
Reduced late cancellations of SACT slots
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Case Studies
iPLATO partner with NHS to support earlier identification of bowel cancer
iPLATO’s text-message reminders increase uptake of routine breast screening appointments
