Thursday, 8 October 2020 - 02:00
Special Focus Dialogue - A walk through the Knowledge Summaries on Breast Cancer control
How can countries tailor breast cancer control to local realities? Dialogue #1 explores resource-stratified strategies and how KSBCs can guide evidence-based policies—even amid pandemic disruptions.
Breast Cancer series: #1 Discussing resource-stratified approaches to control breast cancer
Current data indicates that breast cancer incidence and mortality remain the highest for cancer in women, and this trend will only increase in the coming years. The urgent need to implement evidence-based breast cancer control policies and programmes that are locally relevant have been highlighted even more with the pandemic.
The Knowledge Summaries for Comprehensive Breast Cancer Control (KSBCs) are a simple tool that provides guidance to policymakers, administrators, clinicians and advocates. In this Virtual Dialogue, participants learned and discussed considerations to use this tool to develop locally relevant breast cancer control policies and programmes.
This Virtual Dialogue is part of a series developed in the framework of UICC’s Breast Cancer Programme.
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Speakers
Allison Dvaladze, Health Policy Advisor, World Health Organization (WHO), and Executive Committee Member, Breast Health Global Initiative (BHGI) at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Care Research Center (Seattle, USA)
Nwamaka Lasebikan, Consultant Clinical Oncologist University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital of Enugu (Nigeria) and Chair African Cancer Research and control, ECHO
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Giuseppe Motta
1202 Geneva
Switzerland
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