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The moments that matter to patients.

While clinicians may focus on diagnosis and treatment, for patients with cancer, the overall experience of care is as important as the outcome. Yet according to Macmillan Cancer Support, evidence suggests almost one in five people with cancer feel as though they are treated as a set of symptoms, rather than an individual.