Prevention and early detection
Reduce risk, and find pancreatic cancer early
1 Key priority area
The National Pancreatic Cancer Roadmap is aligned with the steps of the Optimal care pathway (OCP) for people with pancreatic cancer. Four additional domains of supportive care, research and clinical trials, data and reporting, and models of care are included to ensure all aspects of treatment, care, and research are covered
The Roadmap is comprised of 33 key priority areas (KPAs) across 11 domains in the OCP, for collective action over the next five years. A total of 60 strategies and associated activities for implementation in the short, medium and long term have been identified to achieve the KPAs
Explore the key priority areas via the Optimal care pathway (OCP) for people with pancreatic cancer
The Roadmap covers 11 domains - the seven steps in the pancreatic cancer OCP plus four additional domains that cross the whole continuum of cancer care - supportive care, research and clinical trials, data and reporting, and models of care.
Reduce risk, and find pancreatic cancer early
1 Key priority area
Facilitate early presentation, streamline appropriate investigations, and support timely referral
3 Key priority areas
Standardise diagnostic investigations, improve staging, and enhance access to multidisciplinary meetings
2 Key priority areas
Strengthen best-practice treatment
3 Key priority areas
Define and improve follow-up care
1 Key priority area
Improve management of recurrent, residual or metastatic disease
4 Key priority areas
Enhance end-of-life care
1 Key priority area
There are several areas of focus that span across all steps in the Optimal Care Pathway.
Improve access to supportive care
4 Key priority areas
Undertake collaborative research, and increase clinical trial participation
7 Key priority areas
Strengthen and increase the use of data to improve pancreatic cancer outcomes
2 Key priority areas
Develop evidence-based, culturally appropriate models of care
5 Key priority areas