About Us
National Cancer Peer Review (NCPR) is a national quality assurance programme for NHS cancer services.
The programme involves both self-assessment by cancer service teams and external reviews of teams conducted by professional peers, against nationally agreed “quality measures”.
Public Information
A number of different types of “reports” will be published here which will provide information about team’s and organisation’s compliance with Quality Measures and also broader “qualitative” assessments relating to the quality and safety of patient care.
There are broadly two types of report which will be published.
Links
- CQuINS V4 User Registration
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- CQuINS V3 (2008 version)
CQuINS V3/V4 ...
CQuINS version 3 holds all information for National Cancer Peer Review activity from 2001 – 2008. This information can be viewed via the version 3 link. CQuINS version 4 (log in using your existing CQuINs ID and password) should be used for all new self assessment Peer Review activity for 2009.
The only exception to this, is for the self assessment of Chemotherapy Measures. CQuINS version 3 should be used for the self assessment of Chemotherapy measures until the end of January 2009.
News
- 06/01/2009 - Welcome to the new version of CQuINS which is being unveiled today.