NS2216 Proposal: Improving Breast Cancer Care with Referral Pack

This report presents a proposal for developing a breast cancer referral pack for women in the UK, addressing the rising incidence of breast cancer and the need for improved healthcare services. It highlights the significance of early detection through screening and the importance of tailored medical solutions. The proposal focuses on identifying specific medical and healthcare-based solutions, including informative aspects about communities most affected by breast cancer, and designing a referral pack that outlines available healthcare services. The pack aims to improve patient healthcare standards, promote awareness about treatment options, and address lifestyle factors contributing to the disease, ultimately enhancing the well-being and survival rates of women facing breast cancer in the UK. The report further discusses the demographics of affected women, particularly those over 50, and the lifestyle and health factors contributing to the increased risk.

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Background: UK has been significantly witnessing huge rise among breast cancer cases,
where it is most common type of cancer among women. Most women are diagnosed with
breast cancer and are significantly increasing diagnosed with breast cancer during lifetime.
The Breast cancer as one of the major health issue found among women, has been known to
be significantly rising due to increased health complications. Breast cancer is usually found ,
during routine breast screening which is most essential factor in identifying causes behind
breast cancer (Wilkinso and Gathani, 2022). Each year, about 55,000 women are diagnosed
with breast cancer in the UK, where it is more common in women who are aged 50 and over.
UK aims to adopt new medical and healthcare services, for improvising women awareness
about breast cancer along with specific factors which have led to significant increase. UK
aims to adopt best medical facilities, about breast cancer among women and also aware
about best treatments to be evolved.
Purpose: Purpose of the proposal is to identify specific medical and healthcare based
solutions for improvising breast cancer among women. Proposal will identify medical facts
related to breast cancer among women, in UK and their health related information. Proposal
will shed light on informative aspects about community most prominently found to be having
breast cancer, and specific backgrounds based on health care services. As breast cancer, has
been significantly increasing among women, there has been optimum essential factors found
to be impacting women health.
The proposal will develop referral pack, identifying specific healthcares services
availability for patient having breast cancer and to further improvise best scale healthcare

engagement. Purpose behind proposal is to design referral pack, and specific details about
breast cancer and its factors among communities in UK. It will identify specific referral pack,
about patient healthcare standards where further development has to be evolved on for
extensive scope improvement.
Solution: The solution will be based on identifying specific background of women who have
majorly witnessing breast cancer in health concern, where proposed plan is to develop
referral pack. Proposal will determine specific focus on extended awareness about treatments
related to breast cancer, and medical facilities which plays keen role for improved efficiency.
Community of UK women, facing breast cancer will be identified and extensive focus will
be identified for primitive engagement about best healthcare facilities. Referal pack will
determine specific focus on demographic having breast cancer , factors and lifestyle
parameters which have led to increase among disease.
The referral pack will discuss about specific factors associated with individual
preferences for getting treatment for breast cancer, medical assistance and professional
healthcare services availability (Lerner and et.al, 2022). Proposal will identify specific major
parameters which have led to significant increase in breast cancer cases among women in
UK, their major health concerns and medical facilities which needs to be given. The referral
pack will discuss in detail about specific medical preferences for patients having breast
cancer, and varied parameters which has lead to increased medical emergencies. It will
determine medical improvement about UK breast cancer patients healthcare standards, and
generate effective care development.
Proposal:
Overview of the chosen community will enable in depth analysis about UK women health
standard, and specific care which has to be worked on. British women above age group of 50
are most commonly found to have breast cancer, where community is significantly found to
be facing huge complications and medical factors which have led to increase in breast
cancer. It can be also analyzed that eight out of 10 cases of breast cancer are diagnosed with
women aged 50 and over. 10, 000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer where it has been
also identified to be major parameter impacting functional increase.
The British community that experiences specific increase in breast cancer are due to various
lifestyle and health reasons, where having fat tissue after menopause raises estrogen levels

and increases chances of breast cancer. Women who are overweight are also tend to have
huge higher blood insulin levels, which leads to risk of breast cancer rapidly among women.
It has been also found that British women need to adopt better healthy lifestyle factors,
generate awareness and medical healthcare counselling about breast cancer. Average 10 year
survival rate for women have invasive breast cancer which is 84% , and is located only in
breast. The 5 year survival rate of women within disease is 99%, where British community
further aims to evolve on proper healthcare standards (Borsky and et.al, 2022).

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