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Not a student with a placement at UHN but still interested in learning more about cancer care? Explore our Cancer 360 open access course or the Cancer 360 High School course. These asynchronous courses offer a flexible learning opportunity for those looking to deepen their knowledge of cancer care.
OICR’s undergraduate engagement programs provide opportunities for university and college students throughout Ontario to develop an understanding of cancer research and careers.
It provides a road map for how Cancer Care Ontario, the Regional Cancer Programs, health system partners, and, in time, Ontario Health will work together to reduce Ontarians’ risk of developing cancer and improve outcomes for those affected by cancer.
To improve cancer treatment and reduce the burden of this disease, our researchers strive to expand their understanding of cancer biology. By using multi-disciplinary approaches, they elucidate the underpinnings of cancer hallmarks and translate these discoveries into novel cancer therapeutics.
Our programs help advance cancer care through: clinical involvement. strategic planning. analytics and informatics. strong government relationships. public reporting against explicit goals.
In collaboration with the Department of Family Medicine, the Medical Oncology program provides family physicians with knowledge and skills to care for patients with cancer. The program is open to family medicine residents who have successfully completed their training in an accredited Canadian residency program.
It provides a roadmap for how Cancer Care Ontario, the Regional Cancer Programs, health system partners, and, in time, Ontario Health will work together to reduce Ontarians’ risk of developing cancer and improve outcomes for those affected by cancer.
