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During the presentation, Professor Kate Walker advised the audience that we will be sharing bespoke feedback to Trusts <50% completeness of staging information to support improvement of the quality of data submissions for: Staging (Ann Arbor), Staging (Binet) and the International Prognostic Index.

The focus of the webinar was on Quality Improvement (QI), and we announced details of the launch of our QI Intervention plans, which aims to:
-Improve completeness of data submissions from NHS trusts in England
-Enable equitable benchmarking across providers
-Enhance accuracy of audit reporting.

We note a special ‘thank you’ to Simon Cairnes, who kindly supported the webinar by also delivering a presentation, on behalf of our colleagues at the National Disease and Registration Service, NHS England.

Presentations were made by NNHLA project team members Professor Kate Walker (Senior Methodologist) and Vikki Hart (Senior Project Manager) (on behalf of colleagues at Homerton University Hospital, London).

The webinar was expertly chaired by our Co-Clinical Leads, Dr Cathy Burton (representing Haematology) and Dr David Cutter (representing Oncology), who both did a fantastic job in leading the proceedings and providing the audience with some valuable insights, based on their own clinical experience.

The webinar was well attended and was generously hosted by our colleagues at the British Society of Haematology bsochaem.bsky.social. We express our sincere thanks to them for their support.

The National Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Audit (NNHLA), which forms part of the National Cancer Audit Collaborating Centre (NATCAN) @natcan-news.bsky.social, was pleased to hold its first online webinar, which was focussed on the launch of our Quality Improvement Intervention work.

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✨ New features introduced:
📥 Download report – Choose between Data downloads or Report downloads
📊 Data downloads – Access multiple metrics for a single Trust or all Trusts in a Cancer Alliance
🏥 Organisation selection – Search and fix your organisation view while switching metrics

✅ Performance indicator dashboard
• Updated reporting period: 2022 Q2 – 2025 Q1 (01 Apr 2022 – 31 Mar 2025)

✅ Data quality dashboard
• Cross-sectional data: 2024 Q2 – 2025 Q1
• Longitudinal data: 2022 Q2 – 2025 Q1

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Speakers include Professor Kate Walker (Senior Methodologist for the NNHLA) and Simon Cairnes (Data Liaison Manager, National Disease Registration Service, NHS England).

The webinar is being hosted by our collaborators at the @bsochaem.bsky.social. We thank them for their support.

The event will be co-chaired by Dr Cathy Burton (Consultant Haematologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust) and Dr David Cutter (Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Oxford Cancer and Haematology Centre).

Those attending will gain insights into how audit dashboards can be used effectively in clinical settings and the importance of accurate data in driving meaningful improvements.
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The webinar will explore the purpose and practical application of the National Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Audit (NNHLA), with a focus on improving data quality to enhance patient care and service delivery.

We are excited to announce the launch our forthcoming Quality Improvement Intervention work starting this autumn and to commence our work in this area.