A comprehensive assessment of breast and cervical cancer control infrastructure in Zambia
Discussion: The assessment revealed a critical need for centrally coordinated, but decentralized, public service platforms for women’s cancer control. Efforts are underway, through multiple stakeholders, to implement recommendations related to training healthcare workers who can provide advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services, improving pathology services, and innovative financing for these initiatives.
Source: Journal of Cancer Policy - Category: Cancer & Oncology Source Type: research
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