Gaps in process standardisation and quality across the pre-analytical, analytical, and post-analytical stages of anatomical pathology services in Arequipa are contributing to extended cancer diagnosis waiting times and delays in treatment initiation.
A shortage of trained professionals, including medical technologists and biologists, is impacting the efficiency and accuracy of anatomical pathology services.
Standardise quality processes across the pre-analytical, analytical, and post-analytical stages in anatomical pathology laboratories.
Strengthen capacity by developing and implementing a multidisciplinary training course for laboratory teams in sample processing and diagnostic interpretation.
The Ministry of Health of Peru is developing a technical document outlining the minimum requirements for the establishment of healthcare service units for anatomical pathology.
In collaboration with the Ministry of Health and public and private sector stakeholders, we will develop a quality manual for pathology laboratories, ensuring alignment with, and inclusion in, the forthcoming regulatory document.
Strengthening and Standardising Anatomical Pathology Services across the Pre-Analytical, Analytical, and Post-Analytical Stages in Arequipa, Peru.
Cities in Indonesia have neither the time nor the resources to experiment; they need effective and efficient implementation solutions to address the growing cancer burden. As a local implementer, Universitas Gadjah Mada benefits from knowing what has worked in other contexts and how it was done, allowing us to better respond to our local needs.
National cancer plans and health system strengthening strategies must become a reality on the ground so patients can receive the care they deserve. After 10 years of designing, testing, and refining implementation approaches with cities, expanding proven solutions to new contexts has become a core part of C/Can’s mission.
This partnership with City Cancer Challenge is a significant step toward strengthening our collective response to cancer. By working closely with local and international partners, we aim to make quality cancer care more accessible and equitable for every Filipino.
Civil society plays a vital role in building an inclusive, responsive, and accountable health system. We are proud to take part in this transformative initiative and are determined to ensure that the voices of communities—especially those most affected by cancer—are heard and integrated at every stage of the process.
This partnership with the Ministry of Health marks a turning point in our approach to cancer control in our country. By working with C/Can and involving our local experts and communities, we are committed to implementing sustainable, data-driven improvements so that no one is left behind in their cancer journey.
Strengthening the Strategy for Early Detection of Childhood Cancer in Arequipa.
Surgical Oncology Quality Strengthening and Capacity Development Plan for Cancer Patients in Arequipa
Strengthening Radiology Capacity for Cancer Care in the Public Sector in Arequipa, Peru.
Improving Cancer Diagnostics by Strengthening Nuclear Medicine Services in Arequipa and the Macro South Region, Peru.
Strengthen the Capacity of Public-Sector Radiotherapy Services in Arequipa, with an Extended Impact Across the Southern Macro Region of Peru.
Strengthening Cancer Health Services to Improve Cervical and Breast Cancer Outcomes in Arequipa.
Understanding the Financial Burden of Cancer Care and Budget Execution in Arequipa.
Strengthening Information and Data Management Across Hospitals in Arequipa, including Cancer Registry Standardization.
Plan for Strengthening Quality, Safety and Multidisciplinary Teams for Cancer Care in Arequipa
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