"Cancer systems and control for health professionals": a new book addressing the global challenge of cancer
A first-of-its kind resource book explores how cancer care fits into a general health system. Published by Wiley.
UICC is pleased to announce the publication of Cancer Systems and Control for Health Professionals, edited by Meredith Giuliani, Mary K. Gospodarowicz, James D. Brierley, and Richard Sullivan.
This essential resource, coordinated by UICC and published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd, addresses the global challenge of cancer, emphasising the need for a systems approach to tackle its complexities. The book integrates insights from medicine, education, technology, public health, health policy, and advocacy, highlighting the importance of a comprehensive ecosystem in cancer care.
This scholarly work aims to bridge disciplinary divides, serving as a resource for clinicians and researchers. It explores the interplay between social determinants of health, health economics, and cancer control strategies, stressing the need to address structural barriers for health equity. The book also discusses the role of data management and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum computing in advancing cancer control.
Education is emphasised as crucial for preparing healthcare professionals to navigate oncology's complexities. Through systems thinking, the book invites readers to understand the interactions between patients, caregivers, cancer biology, health policy, and human resources. Ultimately, it offers a comprehensive synthesis of knowledge and new avenues for improving global cancer control.
Available for purchase in both print and electronic formats at Wiley
UICC members are entitled to a 25% discount.
Last update
Monday 24 March 2025
