Patient Surveys
For more information about the patient surveys please follow this link.
Link to patient surveys pages
About YCR BCIP
The Yorkshire Cancer Research Bowel Cancer Improvement Programme (YCR BCIP) is a five-year study to improve outcomes for patients with bowel cancer across the Yorkshire and Humber. The original YCR BCIP ran from 2016-2020. The Programme recently received a funding extension. The extended YCR BCIP will run from 2020-2025.
To find out more about the YCR BCIP Read More
To find out more about the YCR BCIP funding extension: YCRBCIP Grant Extension Launch 20th January 2021
Latest News and Events
The vital role the Clinical Nurse Specialist to patients
Since NICE guidance was published in 2017 recommending that everyone diagnosed with bowel cancer be tested for the genetic condition,...
YCR BCIP appeared on Look North
On Wednesday, 8 June, our research programme made the news, appearing on Look North highlighting the importance of participating in...
Step Out for Yorkshire
Throughout the month of May, eight members of our team have been taking part in Step Out For Yorkshire, a...
Welcome to Kate Bartholomew
We would like to welcome Kate Bartholomew as our new Patient Representative. Kate joined the programme earlier this year and...
Nursing Online Education Event on Lynch Syndrome and dMMR
The Nursing Workstream of the Yorkshire Cancer Research Bowel Cancer Improvement Programme (YCRBCIP) is holding an online education event for...
Results from Anaesthetics and Surgical Sprint Audit
Registration is now open for the Yorkshire Cancer Research Bowel Cancer Improvement Programme (YCRBCIP) event sharing the results from the...
Rectal MRI Radiology Education Event
Registration is open for the Yorkshire Cancer Research Bowel Cancer Improvement Programme (YCRBCIP) Radiology Workstream event around Rectal MRI. This...
Total Neoadjuvant Therapy and Pelvic Side Wall Dissection – a multidisciplinary event
The event is open to all colorectal surgeons, oncologists and radiologists with an interest in colorectal cancer who are based...