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New funding for the Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Network will help more cancer patients access clinical trials
New funding for the Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Network will help more cancer patients access clinical trials Toronto (July 11, 2018) – The Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) and the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) today announced renewed funding for the Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Network (3CTN). The funding will ensure Canada remains […]
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More Canadians Will Now Benefit From Paramedics Trained in Providing Palliative Care
More Canadians Will Now Benefit From Paramedics Trained in Providing Palliative Care July 11, 2018 (Toronto) – The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) and the Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement (CFHI) have signed an agreement to provide funding and collaborate on the next phase of Paramedics and Palliative Care: Bringing Vital Services to Canadians. […]
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More Family Practices Can Now Provide Best In Class Prevention to Patients
More Family Practices Can Now Provide Best In Class Prevention to Patients Canadian health care innovation opening an institute to train health practitioners as prevention experts July 4, 2018 (Toronto) – The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) will provide $2.98 million to ensure more Canadians benefit from proven cancer prevention approaches through the BETTER […]
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Q&A with Dr. Eva Grunfeld, Program Lead of the BETTER Program
Q&A with Dr. Eva Grunfeld, Program Lead of the BETTER Program July 4, 2018 The BETTER program is part of the CLASP Initiative launched by the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer in 2009, which brought together research, practice, and policy experts to form coalitions that integrate cancer prevention with strategies to prevent other chronic diseases. The […]
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Pivotal funding to improve cancer care for Indigenous peoples
Pivotal funding to improve cancer care for Indigenous peoples June 21, 2018 Over $24 million in funding will support First Nations, Inuit and Métis people living with or affected by cancer TORONTO (June 21, 2018) – The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) has committed $24 million in funding until 2022 to support improved cancer […]
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Cancer Partners Take Action to Deliver Person-Centred Cancer Care
Cancer Partners Take Action to Deliver Person-Centred Cancer Care June 14, 2018 The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) will provide $8 million to cancer agencies and their partners across the country to improve the quality of life for people living with cancer. The initiatives, aimed at building new systems over the next five years, […]
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Canada’s largest health research platform teams up with University of Toronto to accelerate cancer and chronic disease research
Canada’s largest health research platform teams up with University of Toronto to accelerate cancer and chronic disease research Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project (CPTP) enters a new era of scientific activity under the leadership of newly appointed National Scientific Director, Dr. Philip Awadalla March 29, 2018 (Toronto) – The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (“the Partnership”) […]
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Groundbreaking report looks at Canadian cancer care exclusively from the patient perspective
Groundbreaking report looks at Canadian cancer care exclusively from the patient perspective Report highlights significant challenges for many from fearing something is wrong through to finding a “new normal” after cancer treatment is over, and beyond January 29, 2018 (Toronto) – The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer has released Living with Cancer: A Report on the […]
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The Partnership Announces New Vice-President, Cancer Control
The Partnership Announces New Vice-President, Cancer Control The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) has announced the appointment of Dr. Craig Earle as Vice-President, Cancer Control effective November 1, 2017. “The Partnership is privileged to have Dr. Earle bring his breadth of experience across both the Canadian and American cancer systems along with his passion […]
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Palliative Care Not Yet a Routine Part Of Full Cancer Experience: New Report
Report reinforces the need for, and benefits of, integrating palliative care immediately following a cancer diagnosis, and not just during the end-of-life stage September 18, 2017 (Toronto) – The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) has released a report on the state of palliative and end-of-life care for patients with cancer in Canada. The report […]
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