Anti-Cancer Drug Programme is a CLINICAL INTERVENTION.

A course of anti-cancer drug treatment. This can include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, etc.

Two or more Anti-Cancer Drug Regimens may be given sequentially as part of a planned Anti-Cancer Drug Programme. The regimens can be considered as separate phases, and examples would include induction followed by consolidation therapy for acute leukaemia.

References:
National Cancer Dataset

This supporting information is also known by these names:

Context	Alias
plural	Anti-Cancer Drug Programmes