The NPCA aims to guide changes in practice so that they will save lives and improve quality of life, through supporting five key quality improvement goals which centre on:
• Maintaining use of active surveillance to treat men with low-risk prostate cancer, thus reducing potential over-treatment
• Increasing use of multimodality therapy for men with high-risk or locally advance prostate cancer, thus reducing potential under-treatment
• Improving safety and reducing toxicity of prostate cancer therapy
• Reducing variation in prostate cancer management among NHS providers
• Improving experience of care among men with prostate cancer
Last updated: 8 December 2023, 8:38am