The Academic Chairs program was designed to build leadership and skill improvement to improve cancer care and outcomes for the people of New South Wales. ... more >
Cancer Institute NSW funded researchers have been recognised as leaders in their fields with the announcement of the latest round of Fellowship grants from the National Health and Medical Researc... more >
Cheryl Bennett is a mother of three whose 'just so' life was turned upside down by a cancer diagnosis. Here, she tells her story.... more >
The Cancer Institute NSW clinical trials program was established in 2004 to provide funding for resources, infrastructure and staff to conduct cancer trials across NSW.... more >
For a person diagnosed with cancer, the treatment pathway through the health system is complex. The Cancer Institute NSW funds 58 cancer nurse coordinators across the state to improve the continu... more >
The Cancer Service Infrastructure Support Program involves the funding of positions in Area Health Services to enable the further development of integrated cancer services.... more >
Monitoring cancer outcomes and reducing clinical variation is one way to ensure that all cancer patients, regardless of where they live, receive the best evidence-based cancer treatment available... more >
Extravascular escape of intravenously administered cytotoxic drugs can result in serious local soft tissue injury. ... more >
For NSW to continue to build on strengths in clinical and translational research, it will be important to continue to encourage new researchers to commence careers in these areas and for clinicia... more >
eviQEd is a Cancer Institute NSW program providing cancer health professionals with online/blended point of care educational activities and programs to standardise and implement best clinical pra... more >
Survival from cancer in NSW varies by cancer type, sex, age, other socio-demographic factors and summary stage at diagnosis.... more >
A deficit in the availability of cancer treatment information for general practitioners and primary health care professionals was identified by Cancer Australia in 2007. The Cancer Institute NSW... more >
