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Today's #CancerWaitingTimes for England show that patients continue to face delays, despite the best efforts of NHS staff.
It's vital that the National Cancer Plan commits to meeting all cancer waiting time targets by the end of this Parliament. https://t.co/heyR0EAgmY
Important discussions on Northern Ireland #CancerWaitingTimes with clinicians, officials and politicians today. Huge thanks to @CR_UK director @naserturabi for coming to Belfast to share his knowledge and ideas, and to MLAs for listening. We need to work together to beat cancer.
Very sobering, though solution based cross-party discussion with Cancer Research charity @CR_UK today
Over the last decade, 50,000 lung cancer patients in England faced unacceptable treatment delays. The lung screening rollout and upcoming National Cancer Plan must help meet #CancerWaitingTimes targets so people affected can live longer, better lives.
Read more in @theipaper 👇
Almost 50,000 lung cancer patients have not been seen on time over the last 10 years, with thousands currently waiting more than three months to begin treatment, according to analysis of NHS data
🔴 @PMGallagher1 reports https://t.co/lUdYWO1lhX
The latest #CancerWaitingTimes data for England for February 2025 was published today. We’re glad that the target for faster diagnosis was met, but other key targets continue to be missed, representing unacceptable delays for patients waiting to start treatment.
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⏰@CR_UK explain what #cancerwaitingtimes in England are and why they are important.
✅Meeting the standards will mean earlier diagnosis and treatment which will increase survival chances.
📢Share this to spread the word!
#cancer #CancerAwareness
You might have seen the term 'cancer waiting times' in the news ⏰
Learn what they are and why they're important for cancer patients in our quick explainer video 📽
Share to help raise understanding of this important data 🔃
#CancerWaitingTimes #InTheNews #CancerExplained
You might have seen the term 'cancer waiting times' in the news ⏰
Learn what they are and why they're important for cancer patients in our quick explainer video 📽
Share to help raise understanding of this important data 🔃
#CancerWaitingTimes #InTheNews #CancerExplained
⏰NI #CancerWaitingTimes show again patients are waiting longer than they should for cancer diagnosis & treatment.
💜Cancer affects families in every constituency & must be at the forefront of the minds of all politicians.
➡️Early diagnosis & treatment = better outcomes.
A closer look at some of the #CancerWaitingTimes data released this morning. There are some really concerning statistics.
Read more: https://t.co/goMdysVDI3
Today's #CancerWaitingTimes for England show that all targets have been missed.
Any incoming UK Government needs to commit to a bold, long-term strategy across cancer research and care, and make this election a #TurningPointforCancer
https://t.co/c0VLLl6hkT
You might have seen the term 'cancer waiting times' in the news - but what does this mean? And why are they important?
Watch our quick explainer video to find out 👇
#CancerWaitingTimes
Reflecting on the end of the 2023/24 financial year- today's #CancerWaitingTimes show that despite some positive steps there is still far to go.
Read more here 👇https://t.co/0uDzR8Ff2T
Despite some progress in faster diagnosis, today's #CancerWaitingTimes represent long and anxious waits for cancer tests and treatment.
We need to see bold political action, with more staff and equipment for the NHS, alongside reform to cancer services.
https://t.co/Ne4rlyPUv2
#CancerWaitingTimes out today show a familiar picture of patients waiting too long for cancer diagnosis and treatment in England.
We need to see bold action from the UK Government to address these challenges, including investment in staff and equipment, coupled with reform to services.
The #CancerWaitingTimes data for Wales published today shows that in December 2023, just 58% of patients started their first treatment within 62 days of being suspected of having cancer.
This is well below the target of 75%. This is unacceptable and we must see action 👇
The #CancerWaitingTimes data for Wales published today shows that in December 2023, just 58% of patients started their first treatment within 62 days of being suspected of having cancer.
This is well below the target of 75%.
This is unacceptable and we must see action 👇
#CancerWaitingTimes for England out today show a familiar picture that every day patients are facing anxious waits for cancer tests and treatment. Every single cancer wait time target in December was missed.
For example, only 66% of people started treatment for cancer within two months of an urgent referral, missing the target of 85% once again. The government must take urgent action and provide additional investment for the NHS, coupled with reform to cancer services, so that cancer patients receive the level of care that they deserve.
And with our latest ‘Cancer in the UK’ report suggesting that progress in improving cancer survival is slowing, it is vital that cancer is a priority for all political parties in this election year. The challenges facing cancer are significant and complex, but we know what needs to be done to address them. With real political will, investment and reform, we can deliver long-term solutions to the long-term problems facing cancer research and care and help everyone lead longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer. https://t.co/723km7HeoI
#CancerWaitingTimes out today show that once again thousands of patients are waiting longer than they should for cancer diagnosis and treatment ⏰
Read our analysis of the figures here:
https://t.co/Xg0YFBjzTo
This week's #CancerWaitingTimes show that once again many patients are waiting too long for cancer diagnosis and treatment ⏰
Look behind the figures in our blog: https://t.co/IfVc0RQoco
Today's #CancerWaitingTimes highlight that despite the best efforts of NHS staff, services are still struggling to reach key targets for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients in England. The figures show that, once again, every cancer wait time target in England has been missed. For example, in November 2023 only 65.2% of people starting treatment for cancer within 62-days of an urgent referral. If the target of 85% was met, 5,200 patients would have been seen on time.
Strike action has undoubtedly disrupted cancer services over the past year, and it's important that a resolution is found for all NHS staff groups. However, the poor performance we are seeing today is not new. The last time all targets for cancer waiting times were met was 2015.
Addressing these long-term problems will require the UK Government to deliver additional investment in NHS staff and diagnostic equipment, coupled with reform to cancer services. Without this strong leadership, thousands of cancer patients will continue face anxious waits for diagnosis and treatment each month and ultimately go without the level of care they deserve. https://t.co/AvnkV3fy9F
Today’s #CancerWaitingTimes statistics for Scotland are unacceptable.
Waiting to start cancer treatment is an incredibly worrying time - for both patients and their families. NHS staff continue to work incredibly hard but a lack of workforce funding and specialist equipment means the system simply cannot function.
I echo Dr Hume’s message to the Scottish Government. @ScotGov
Today's @P_H_S_Official cancer treatment waiting times statistics show that from July–September 2023 around 1,300 (28.0%) patients waited longer than 62 days to start treatment following an urgent suspected cancer referral. This is unacceptable.
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