Cancer Patient Experience Survey
The Cancer Patient Experience Survey has been designed to monitor national progress on cancer care; to provide information to drive local quality improvements; to assist commissioners and providers of cancer care; and to inform the work of the various charities and stakeholder groups supporting cancer patients.
The survey is conducted by Quality Health on behalf of NHS England. The results are published on the Quality Health National Cancer Patient Experience publication website.
Latest publication
These are the latest Official Statistics for England for the Cancer Patient Experience Survey:
Local reports are available for Clinical Commissioning Groups and trusts presenting the latest results specific for local areas. These are designed to inform commissioners and providers about their patients’ experiences and to identify areas for local improvement.
Pre-release access list
Pre-release access list to the national results of the Cancer Patient Experience Survey
Previous publications
The 2018 survey is the eighth iteration of the survey first undertaken in 2010. Previous results are published on the national Cancer Patient Experience publication website.
Use of the survey results
Results of the 2018 survey on overall patient experience of care form one of the four cancer indicators in the NHS Oversight Framework 2019/20. The specification for the Cancer Patient Experience indicator (indicator 122d) can be found in Annex 3 at the link below.
Contact us
For further information about the published statistics, please contact:
Analytical Services
NHS England & NHS Improvement
Quarry House
Leeds LS2 7UE
Email: england.feedback-data@nhs.net
How to provide feedback about the results
NHS England & NHS Improvement intends to ensure that our published statistics meet the needs of people who use them. We are committed to making information as accessible and useful as possible.
We therefore welcome feedback from users of the statistics and will consider your comments when reviewing future presentation of the statistics.
You can tell us what you think by emailing us at england.feedback-data@nhs.net
Alternatively we welcome your comments via our User Feedback Form.