Survey highlights Hungarian failings for cancer patients
A trade group representing pharma in Hungary is trying to take a more proactive approach to improving cancer outcomes in light of a survey showing scope for improvement in the central European country.
The study was commissioned by the Association of Innovative Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (AIPM) and found that, although the overall impression of Hungarian patients regarding cancer care was found to be positive, many believe that the practical elements related to the patient pathway management is the main problem that they face, rather than the quality of treatments.
The AIPM’s survey is being published to support the establishment of an efficient cancer control strategy in Hungary and wants to assist in the prevention and in the identification of the symptoms via its newly-launched website.
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