Belgian Breast Meeting 2015
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Belgian Breast Meeting Senator F. Roelants du Vivier 13th october Belgian interparliamentary Group on Breast cancer Breast clinics Resolution of Magda De Meyer MP over breast clinics adopted by House of Representatives in 2004 Draft bill on breast clinics in discussion in the Senate Hearings in the social affairs committee Future Belgian regulation in accordance with european guidelines? Banque de données RCM 2003 Nombre de patientes opérées par hôpital en 2003 Nombre d'hôpitaux 2003 Moins de 25 patientes 17 soit 16 % des hôpitaux Entre 25 et 50 patientes 27 soit 25 % des hôpitaux Entre 50 et 100 patientes 33 soit 31 % des hôpitaux Entre 100 et 150 patientes 17 soit 16 % des hôpitaux Entre 150 et 200 patientes 5 soit 5 % des hôpitaux Entre 200 et 300 patientes 6 soit 6 % des hôpitaux Plus de 300 patientes 3 soit 3 % des hôpitaux Dispersion des patientes… Conclusion Belgium has a strong commitment in the fight against breast cancer, that affects 8000 women each year. With a good public health system, excellent researchers and well renowned oncologists, a government that has recently launched a general public free screening for women aged between 50 and 69, no one could say that nothing has been done to combat breast cancer. However, much more needs to be done. Further steps should be taken in order to prevent the illness, and more coherent medical structures have still to be defined and worked out. In this context, the role of parliamentarians is significant. Already at the European Parliament, in Italy, in Latvia, in Portugal and in the United Kingdom, all-party groups dealing with the issue of breast cancer have been created, to coordinate the initiatives taken by legislators in this field. The creation of a Belgian interparliamentary group on breast cancer is based on the same commitment
