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Resources / Downloads
Listed below are resources which GICS have made publicly available. Either scroll through the list below or use the search facility to conduct a keyword search.
GICS Publications
Deconstructing Multidisciplinary Care - "A Regional Perspective 2006"
Please contact Sarah Gillett at the GICS Office (03) 5320 4782
Principals for improving cancer care - "A Patient Pathway Approach 2006"
Please contact Sarah Gillett at the GICS Office (03) 5320 4782
Continuity of Care - "A Systems Approach 2006"
Please contact Sarah Gillett at the GICS Office (03) 5320 4782
The Role of ICS in Data Collection
Please contact Sarah Gillett at the GICS Office (03) 5320 4782
Sctt Tool Audit
Please contact Sarah Gillett at the GICS Office (03) 5320 4782
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Cancer Services Statistics
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Cancer in Victoria 2004
This report has been made possible by the collaboration of numerous persons within Victoria and across Australia. Thanks must first go to each notifying hospital and pathology laboratory for their contributions
without which the registry would not exist. I wish also to thank the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for their continued and valuable assistance... |
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Chemotherapy safety in the home pamphlet
| Clinical Guidelines for the Administration of Oral Chemotehrapy in the Community Setting
In order to improve service delivery in cancer care the development of relationships with key stakeholders has been imperative, particularly in identifying service gaps.
One major service gap identified by stakeholders has been the lack ofinformation related to the safe administration of oral chemotherapy agents in the
community setting for health care professionals, patients and carers.
Oral chemotherapy carries the same risks in terms of potential for error and toxicities as chemotherapy administered by other routes and must be
administered according to the same standards as parenteral therapy.
The development of guidelines to ensure the safe administration of oral chemotherapy agents is therefore imperative and is in accordance with best practice and the cancer reform agenda. |
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GICS Newsletter - June 2005
The concept of an integrated
cancer service system is that each ICS would comprise of clusters of hospitals and associated health services that deliver services for people with all types of cancers within a geographic area... | GICS Newsletter - June 2006
"Intergrated Cancer Services" (ICS) are described in 'The Cancer Service Framework for Victoria' document, as state wide service system for the delivery of cancer, treatment and care... |
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