How Do we achieve People-centred care?

 


People-centred cancer care requires a profound and multifaceted transformation. Here are a few actionable changes can make a real difference

PRINCIPLE 1: ENGAGE PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES
PRINCIPLE 2: REORIENTING THE MODEL OF CARE
PRINCIPLE 3: EQUITY, INCLUSION AND TRANSPARENCY IN GOVERNANCE
PRINCIPLE 4: CREATING AN ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR CANCER CARE REFORM














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