Sydney Cancer Partners
Strengthening cancer research capacity to improve outcomes for people living with cancer
The goal of Sydney Cancer Partners is to drive translation of research into better health service delivery and cancer outcomes.
Sydney Cancer Partners is supported by a translational cancer research capacity building grant from the Cancer Institute NSW and was established under the auspices of Sydney Health Partners in 2021. We are also a Clinical Academic Group (CAG) of Sydney Health Partners.
Our overarching goal is to improve cancer outcomes by fostering a culture of innovation and collaborative research across the full spectrum of cancer care.
Latest News
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SCP Newsletter Issue 10
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Translational Partners Fellowships Announced
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Australia Day Honours for SCP Director Prof Anna DeFazio AM
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Latest Events
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NSW Cancer Research Education SSS. April 2023
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ISHCA23. Implementation Science Health Conference Australia
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NSW Cancer Research Education SSS. March 2023
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Don’t forget to register to attend our March State-wide Seminar – Precision Oncology for Ovarian Cancer.
http://bit.ly/SSSMar23
Join us for the next NSW Cancer Research Education online Seminar. In March we have an Educational Molecular Tumour Board – Precision Oncology for Ovarian Cancer. More information and to register. http://bit.ly/SSSMar23
A Strong Partnership
Our partnership is made up of the Sydney, Northern Sydney and Western Sydney Local Health Districts; the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network (at Westmead), the University of Sydney and 11 medical research institutes.
Collectively, our Partners care for 2.7 million people, representing more than 10 per cent of the Australian population and 30 per cent of people across New South Wales.
Our unique advantages rest in the strong leadership of our Local Health Districts, a long history of successful collaboration between the University and research institutes and our scale of operation.
