Macmillan Cancer Improvement Partnership
The Macmillan Cancer Improvement Partnership in Manchester brings together cancer care services and their supporters to improve the experience of everybody affected by cancer.
The partnership exists between Macmillan Cancer Support, the three Manchester Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), people affected by cancer, GPs, NHS hospital trusts, St Ann’s Hospice and Manchester City Council. Together, we want to deliver a more effective and compassionate standard of care.
Our vision is that people in Manchester will be able to say they had the best support and treatment from an expert team who made them feel cared for and in control.
For a full list of MCIP's partners and an overview of the programme download the MCIP information brochure [PDF].
The Macmillan Cancer Improvement Partnership (MCIP) is re-designing a range of new services in partnership with patients, carers, commissioners and health care professionals.
Dr Wendy Makin - MCIP clinical advisor
September 2017
National award recognition for Manchester's Macmillan Cancer Improvement Partnership [PDF]
June 2017
March 2017
Read the report on Manchester's Lung Health Check Pilot [PDF].
October 2016
UK-first early diagnosis lung disease pilot completes 60-day trial after overwhelming support.
Download the PDF for full details.
June 2016
CT scanner units are to be sited in shopping centre car parks in Manchester from June 13 as part of a pilot project to try and diagnose lung disease earlier in smokers and former smokers.
Download the PDF for full details.
April 2016
Manchester Lung Health Check Pilot
Manchester Lung Health Check Pilot
Download our PDF about the North Manchester Macmillan Palliative Care Support Service.
Download our PDF - Help us develop our Early Diagnosis of Lung Disease Pilot Service.
For more information about the Macmillan Cancer Improvement Partnership, contact talkinghealthmanchester@nhs.net or call 0161 765 4558. You can also learn more about Macmillan's work on our dedicated Greater Manchester news page.
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