BC Cancer Agency
BC Cancer Agency is a provincial organization responsible for cancer care in British Columbia, Canada. It provides a comprehensive cancer control program for the people of British Columbia by working with community partners to deliver a range of oncology services, including prevention, early detection, treatment and research.
History[edit]
The BC Cancer Agency was established in 1938 as the British Columbia Cancer Institute. Its mandate was to provide radiation therapy services, while also conducting research into the causes and cure for cancer. Over the years, the agency has expanded its services and now provides a full range of oncology services.
Services[edit]
The BC Cancer Agency provides a range of services including diagnosis, treatment, patient support, palliative care, and research. The agency operates six regional cancer centres and a research centre.
Diagnosis and Treatment[edit]
The BC Cancer Agency provides diagnostic services including pathology, radiology, and nuclear medicine. Treatment services include radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and surgical oncology.
Patient Support[edit]
The agency provides a range of patient support services including counselling, nutrition, pain and symptom management, and palliative care.
Research[edit]
The BC Cancer Agency conducts research into the causes and cure for cancer. The agency's research program includes clinical trials, epidemiology, and cancer genomics.
Partnerships[edit]
The BC Cancer Agency works with a range of partners including the British Columbia Ministry of Health, regional health authorities, hospitals, and other healthcare providers. The agency also works with community partners to deliver cancer prevention and early detection programs.
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