


At our Primary Care Network (PCN), we are committed to improving early cancer diagnosis, helping our patients receive timely treatment and better outcomes.
Cancer is more treatable when detected early, and by focusing on early identification, we aim to reduce the impact of cancer on individuals and their families.
If you or someone you care about has been diagnosed with cancer, Maggie's can help.
Maggie's centres are warm, welcoming places on hospital grounds. Meet people who are experiencing similar things, find support groups suited to your needs and receive advice from professional staff.
Maggie's can help you make positive changes to your lifestyle. Its psychological and emotional support can also help reduce anxiety and depression.
No appointment is needed. All support is free.
Address
Maggie's Yorkshire
St James's University Hospital
Alma Street
Leeds LS9 7BE
Telephone
0113 457 8364
Email
yorkshire@maggies.org
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm
At our Primary Care Network (PCN), we are committed to improving early cancer diagnosis, helping our patients receive timely treatment and better outcomes. Cancer is more treatable when detected early, and by focusing on early identification, we aim to reduce the impact of cancer on individuals and their families.
Our PCN takes a proactive, patient-centred approach to cancer diagnosis. We work closely with patients to identify warning signs, risk factors, and symptoms that could indicate cancer. Our healthcare team is dedicated to supporting you at every stage, from screening and early diagnosis to referral for specialist treatment if necessary.
Key services include:
The NHS Long Term Plan aims to increase the proportion of cancers diagnosed at stages 1 and 2 from half to three quarters of all cancer patients. Achieving this goal will enable more people each year to survive their cancer for at least five years after diagnosis. Primary Care has a vital role in delivering this ambition, working closely with system partners such as Cancer Alliances, secondary care, Public Health Commissioning Teams, and the voluntary sector to ensure early detection and improved outcomes.
In addition to screening and diagnostics, we actively work to raise awareness about cancer prevention and early detection within our community. Our healthcare professionals regularly participate in campaigns to educate patients about cancer symptoms, healthy living, and the importance of regular screenings
We understand that a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. Our team is here to provide emotional and practical support, offering advice on the next steps and connecting patients with the right specialists for further care. We ensure that every patient receives personalised care, tailored to their individual needs and circumstances.
Catching cancer early saves lives. By focusing on early diagnosis, we aim to improve health outcomes for our community and reduce the burden of cancer on individuals and their families. Our team is committed to helping you navigate this journey, from understanding your risks to ensuring you get the best care possible.
If you have any concerns about your health or would like to learn more about our cancer screening and early diagnosis services, please contact us today to schedule an appointment. Early action can make all the difference.