Supplement 31 March 2015

Diagnosing Cancer Earlier: Reviewing the Evidence for Improving Cancer Survival

Proceedings of the 3rd conference of the National Awareness and Early Diagnosis Initiative (NAEDI), held 26th – 27th March 2015, London, UK.

Introduction

Diagnosing cancer earlier: reviewing the evidence for improving cancer survival
- S C Hiom
IntroductionOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer

Full Papers

Symptoms and other factors associated with time to diagnosis and stage of lung cancer: a prospective cohort study
- F M Walter
- G Rubin
- J Emery
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
The impact of national cancer awareness campaigns for bowel and lung cancer symptoms on sociodemographic inequalities in immediate key symptom awareness and GP attendances
- J Moffat
- A Bentley
- S Duffy
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Change in public awareness of symptoms and perceived barriers to seeing a doctor following Be Clear on Cancer campaigns in England
- E Power
- J Wardle
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Applying symptom appraisal models to understand sociodemographic differences in responses to possible cancer symptoms: a research agenda
- K L Whitaker
- S E Scott
- J Wardle
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
The relative length of the patient and the primary care interval in patients with 28 common and rarer cancers
- G Lyratzopoulos
- C L Saunders
- G P Rubin
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Cancer detection in primary care: insights from general practitioners
- T Green
- K Atkin
- U Macleod
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
The role of primary care in cancer diagnosis via emergency presentation: qualitative synthesis of significant event reports
- E D Mitchell
- G Rubin
- U Macleod
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Assessing the impact of an English national initiative for early cancer diagnosis in primary care
- G Rubin
- C Gildea
- I Ablett-Spence
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
A differentiated approach to referrals from general practice to support early cancer diagnosis – the Danish three-legged strategy
- P Vedsted
- F Olesen
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Preliminary results of a feasibility study of the use of information technology for identification of suspected colorectal cancer in primary care: the CREDIBLE study
- E Kidney
- L Berkman
- T Marshall
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Implementing a QCancer risk tool into general practice consultations: an exploratory study using simulated consultations with Australian general practitioners
- P P-C Chiang
- D Glance
- J D Emery
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Understanding missed opportunities for more timely diagnosis of cancer in symptomatic patients after presentation
- G Lyratzopoulos
- P Vedsted
- H Singh
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Is increased time to diagnosis and treatment in symptomatic cancer associated with poorer outcomes? Systematic review
- R D Neal
- P Tharmanathan
- J Emery
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Stage at diagnosis and early mortality from cancer in England
- S McPhail
- S Johnson
- B Rous
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Estimating the potential survival gains by eliminating socioeconomic and sex inequalities in stage at diagnosis of melanoma
- M J Rutherford
- L Ironmonger
- P C Lambert
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
The impact of eliminating age inequalities in stage at diagnosis on breast cancer survival for older women
- M J Rutherford
- G A Abel
- G Lyratzopoulos
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer
Cancer-specific variation in emergency presentation by sex, age and deprivation across 27 common and rarer cancers
- G A Abel
- J Shelton
- G Lyratzopoulos
Full PaperOpen Access3 Mar 2015 British Journal of Cancer

Diagnosing Cancer Earlier: Reviewing the Evidence for Improving Cancer Survival

Introduction

Diagnosing cancer earlier: reviewing the evidence for improving cancer survival

Full Papers

Symptoms and other factors associated with time to diagnosis and stage of lung cancer: a prospective cohort study

The impact of national cancer awareness campaigns for bowel and lung cancer symptoms on sociodemographic inequalities in immediate key symptom awareness and GP attendances

Change in public awareness of symptoms and perceived barriers to seeing a doctor following Be Clear on Cancer campaigns in England

Applying symptom appraisal models to understand sociodemographic differences in responses to possible cancer symptoms: a research agenda

The relative length of the patient and the primary care interval in patients with 28 common and rarer cancers

Cancer detection in primary care: insights from general practitioners

The role of primary care in cancer diagnosis via emergency presentation: qualitative synthesis of significant event reports

Assessing the impact of an English national initiative for early cancer diagnosis in primary care

A differentiated approach to referrals from general practice to support early cancer diagnosis – the Danish three-legged strategy

Preliminary results of a feasibility study of the use of information technology for identification of suspected colorectal cancer in primary care: the CREDIBLE study

Implementing a QCancer risk tool into general practice consultations: an exploratory study using simulated consultations with Australian general practitioners

Understanding missed opportunities for more timely diagnosis of cancer in symptomatic patients after presentation

Is increased time to diagnosis and treatment in symptomatic cancer associated with poorer outcomes? Systematic review

Stage at diagnosis and early mortality from cancer in England

Estimating the potential survival gains by eliminating socioeconomic and sex inequalities in stage at diagnosis of melanoma

The impact of eliminating age inequalities in stage at diagnosis on breast cancer survival for older women

Cancer-specific variation in emergency presentation by sex, age and deprivation across 27 common and rarer cancers

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