National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre

NBOCC policy submissions

National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre’s Policy Unit provides evidence-based advice to inform Government policy development on a number of issues of national importance in health and cancer control. Recent submissions are listed below.

The ACSQHC draft operating standards and technical design for Australian Clinical Quality Registries.

27 June 2008

This response will primarily address the issues of data quality and consistency, completeness, comparability, and timeliness as detailed in the Guidelines for the establishment and management of clinical registries.
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The National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission’s draft Principles to shape Australia’s health system

30 May 2008

This response comments on the draft Principles and suggests proposals for consideration relevant to the values, approach and experience of NBOCC.
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The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care’s (ACSQHC) draft National Patient Charter of Rights

6 March 2008

The establishment of a National Patient Charter of Rights is an important step in developing
a consistent approach to patient care in Australia.
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Annual Report 2006 - 2007

Download the Annual Report from the National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre (NBOCC).

Mission

National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre will play a lead role in national cancer control and in improving cancer care, through an evidence-based approach to informing best practice, health systems reform and policy.

Vision

To reduce mortality and improve the wellbeing of those diagnosed with breast or ovarian cancer.

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