Improving Outcomes in Sarcoma NICE has issued guidance on how healthcare services for people with sarcoma should be organised. The guidance recommends which healthcare professionals should be involved in treatment and care, and the types of hospital or cancer centre that are best suited to provide that healthcare. The key recommendations are: Prompt referral for expert diagnosis is crucial People should be treated by a specialist multidisciplinary team Treatment should be carried out by specialists Appropriate support and rehabilitation services should be available to people who are disabled by treatment for sarcoma All sarcoma teams should collect data on treatment and care, and take part in training programmes and audits. Improving Outcomes for People with Sarcoma - The Manual This is the central document that provides recommendations about the organisation and delivery of sarcoma services. Improving Outcomes for People with Sarcoma - The Research Evidence This is a summary of the research evidence that informed the development of the recommendations in the manual. Improving Outcomes for People with Sarcoma - All Recommendations Health Services for people with sarcoma - Information for the Public This document summarises the key recommendations of the manual. It is in an easy to read style, and may be used in local patient information leaflets or any other suitable publication.

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