South Australian Cancer Plan
CEIH Cancer Statewide Clinical Network was pleased to participate in the development of the SA Cancer Plan.
Learn moreThe South Australian Comprehensive Cancer Network (SACCaN) drives and connects cancer care across the state, from prevention to diagnosis, to treatment and survivorship.
The South Australian Comprehensive Cancer Network (SACCaN) connects clinicians, researchers, policymakers, service providers and community organisations to strengthen and improve cancer services.
SACCaN works to strengthen the cancer system by building better infrastructure, improving access to clinical trials and using data to drive continuous improvement.
It plays a key role in guiding the delivery of the South Australian Cancer Plan and the Australian Cancer Plan in South Australia, while aligning with national efforts through the Australian Comprehensive Cancer Network.
The network puts people affected by cancer at the centre and focuses on equity, ensuring better access to ensure all South Australian can access modern and research-informed cancer care.
Below you’ll find information about the SACCaN cancer projects led by the CEIH. For more information about SACCaN, visit their website.
CEIH Cancer Statewide Clinical Network was pleased to participate in the development of the SA Cancer Plan.
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Cancer navigation is key for person-centred care, and improved access and continuity of care. The first deliverable for the Cancer Navigation Project is to develop a framework for cancer navigation.
Learn moreContact us at CEIH.SACCaN@sa.gov.au for more information about the South Australian Comprehensive Cancer Network.