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Objectives

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CGN’s key objectives are to:

• Produce and disseminate high quality, evidence-based up-to-date cancer related clinical practice guidelines
• Improve cancer related clinical practice guideline implementation and uptake
• Support, engage and collaborate with the Australian and international guideline development and implementation community, including relevant government bodies
• Offer advice on cancer-related health outcomes to a range of interest groups (including professionals, government, community organisations and people affected by cancer)
• Consult with interest groups and stakeholders
• Be a clearinghouse for information concerned with patterns of:
1. practice
2. treatment outcome indicators
3. development and dissemination of best practice guidelines
• Gain the perspectives and experiences of consumers and cancer care providers
• Improve the delivery of cancer services and care
• Support efforts to develop a national cancer control plan

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This page was last updated on: Wednesday, April 15, 2015