Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health

SACCaN Projects and Collaborations

The 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.

Current projects

South Australian Cancer Plan

CEIH Can­cer Statewide Clin­i­cal Net­work was pleased to par­tic­i­pate in the devel­op­ment of the SA Can­cer Plan.

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Cancer Navigation

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.

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Previous projects and collaborations

Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell (CAR T-cell) Therapy

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Related information

Have a question?

Con­tact us at CEIH.​SACCaN@​sa.​gov.​au for more infor­ma­tion about the South Aus­tralian Com­pre­hen­sive Can­cer Network.