The Lung Cancer Policy Network
Aiming to improve lung cancer survival worldwide by making lung cancer a policy priority, the Lung Cancer Policy Network brings together over 60 multidisciplinary experts from around the world, including clinicians, researchers, patient organisations and industry partners. Sharing research, reports and recommendations, the Network highlights opportunities to diagnose lung cancer earlier and optimise the way people access lung cancer care.
Lung Ambition Alliance partnership with the World Economic Forum
Driving multi-sector collaboration to transform outcomes in lung cancer and improve the sustainability of health systems, with a broader objective of delivering the promise of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 3.4
Initiatives in Lung Cancer Care (ILC2)
Funding projects, through an open call to patient organizations worldwide, that can potentially transform patient care and improve survival at the local level
Cost of Inaction
Advocating for national governments to implement targeted lung cancer screening at scale, as a cost-effective investment that reduces the public health and economic burden of disease
Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience
Supporting changes to health systems that improve their resilience to crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, and their sustainability in the face of long-term stresses
Ambition, Improvement, Measurement (AIM)
Improving quality of care through projects focused on securing patient access to timely diagnostic testing, increasing patient access to multidisciplinary teams and improving coordination of care
Pathological Response Initiative
Prioritizing the validation of surrogate endpoints and the identification of predictive biomarkers to accelerate the development of targeted treatments and drive a shift to earlier intervention where there is greater chance for cure
Beyond the Diagnosis: Confronting Lung Cancer Stigma
Lung cancer stigma: a hidden burden that may delay care and harm well-being. Hear survivors’ stories and learn how we can change the conversation.
Local Solutions, Global Impact
Our projects across more than 50 countries bring to life our goals of increasing screening and diagnosis, advancing innovative medicine and improving quality care.
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Date of Preparation: June 2022 | Document ID: Z4-45904