There are good points in the Danish National Board of Health's professional presentation for Cancer Plan V, which was presented last week, according to the local pharma trade group, Lif.
The presentation contains 11 specific recommendations, divided into three general topics: Individualization, Interventions after a cancer illness, and quality of interventions.
"With a focus on early detection and diagnostics as well as life after cancer and palliation, there is reason to be pleased that cancer treatment has been considered in all phases of the process," says Ida Sofie Jensen, chief executive of the Lif.
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