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Journal of cancer policy
A journal about the politics and economics of cancer: national cancer plans, drug pricing, access to care and health-system decisions. Read by policy makers, health economists and cancer-control researchers.
Also called: J Cancer Policy
Overview
The Journal of Cancer Policy is published by Elsevier and catalogued by NLM from 2013 as an England-based journal appearing four times a year, indexed for MEDLINE under the subject headings Medical Oncology and Public Health. Crossref confirms Elsevier as the publisher. Elsevier describes it as an international journal, affiliated with the European Cancer Organisation, that publishes research and reviews on global cancer policy: cancer systems and services research, cancer economics and value-based care, inequalities in access and outcomes, regulatory issues for cancer drugs, radiotherapy and surgical technologies, and policy priorities for low, middle and high income countries.
Publisher
Elsevier
Scope
cancer policy
Founded
2013
ISSN
2213-5383
Carolina Wiesner
Representative of Instituto Nacional de Cancerología (Colombia) to the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes
Cancer centre representation (OECI)
Carolina Wiesner represents Instituto Nacional de Cancerología (Colombia) in the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes, which lists the centre among its members in Colombia.
Rafael Mariano Grossi
Director General
International diplomacyNuclear applications in healthGlobal cancer care access
Argentine diplomat leading the IAEA since 2019, whose Rays of Hope initiative expands radiotherapy and nuclear medicine access in low- and middle-income countries.
Roman Rouzier
Directeur Général (Director General), Centre François Baclesse
Gynaecological surgeryBreast surgeryCancer centre management
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