There are several ways to support the QiC Programme, and partners have the opportunity to help develop the programme alongside NHS and patient group experts.
QiC partners will benefit from exclusive networking opportunities with experts in the therapy area landscape over the two-year lifecycle of each award programme.
To learn more about partnering with QiC Oncology, contact Siobhan Thwaites on +44 (0)1372 414243.
Organisations which have helped shape QiC Oncology include:
PfizerA principal partner of QiC Excellence in Oncology | |
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| Bristol-Myers SquibbA major partner of QiC Excellence in Oncology. |
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| NovartisA major partner of QiC Excellence in Oncology. |
| | Beating Bowel Cancer“Individuals and teams from across the whole spectrum of our healthcare community are making real progress in improving the patient’s experience of a cancer journey, with innovative, effective changes and improvements in the way they work. Beating Bowel Cancer believes that QiC Excellence in Oncology will provide a much needed platform to promote their work to a wider audience and set the benchmark for others to aspire to.” Macmillan Cancer Support"Macmillan Cancer Support aims to support people with cancer every step of the way and push for better cancer care. We are delighted to support the Quality in Care Oncology programme which will identify and share good practice and help to spread the expertise and knowledge of successful innovations." |
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GlaxoSmithKline | |
Roche | |
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| | The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation"I have been privileged to be a judge for Pfizer’s 'Excellence in Oncology Awards' in recent years and am sure that the QiC Oncology initiative will be a natural progression and extension of this. Promoting and extending quality initiatives in this way will undoubtedly benefit future cancer services and care." |
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