Outcomes Report for BMS Macmillan Prehabilitation Project

This document is an outcomes report detailing the BMS Macmillan Prehabilitation Project, which aimed to advance the adoption of prehabilitation in NHS cancer care. The project was designed to demonstrate the value of prehabilitation as support in non-surgical cancer treatment, enhancing patient preparedness and informing service efficiency. Collaborating with Macmillan Cancer Support, Bristol Myers Squibb, IQVIA, and 11 NHS Trusts, the report outlines how prehabilitation can improve patient experiences, alleviate pressure on NHS services, and support broader cancer pathway reforms. Key activities included the development of an evaluation report, collaboration with NHS Trusts for data collection, and stakeholder engagement. The report presents a robust evidence base for integrating prehabilitation into cancer treatment pathways, emphasizing its potential to improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency within the NHS. Findings indicate significant support for prehabilitation among NHS staff and highlight barriers to its adoption, providing essential insights for future implementation and policy recommendations.