Network of Breast Centres in Seven NHS Hospitals
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The National Health System (ESY) announced the creation of a network of Breast Centres in seven hospitals. The new structure aims to improve healthcare for breast cancer and to make services more accessible to citizens in different regions of the country.
According to the announcement, the network will cover three key areas: prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Prevention includes informing women about regular breast examinations and the importance of early screening. Early diagnosis is important because it can increase the chances of successful treatment.
The Breast Centres will operate through collaboration among specialist doctors from different disciplines, such as radiologists, surgeons, oncologists and pathologists. In this way, patients will be able to receive all the necessary services in the same place, without having to move frequently from one department to another.
The new network is part of the Ministry of Health's efforts to improve the care of women with breast cancer. Details on the operation of each centre and on the implementation timetable are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
Sources: Κατοχικά Νεα
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