New Caledonia's cancer network, an association of doctors from public and private practice that coordinates cancer care, shares treatment guidelines and informs patients and professionals.
ONCO NC is a not-for-profit association under the 1901 law, created on 10 August 2005, with a board of doctors and a full-time coordinator, and its seat in the radiotherapy centre at the Médipôle de Koutio. Any specialist, general practitioner or oncology paramedical professional can join by signing its charter; its site says it has about a hundred practitioners, while the CHT page says about fifty and the radiotherapy centre page about seventy. Its missions, as listed by the CHT, include spreading clinical practice recommendations in oncology, facilitating exchanges between professionals, informing professionals, patients and relatives, continuing education, and collecting data on cancer care and the quality of practice, across gastroenterology, gynaecology, head and neck and endocrinology, pneumology, urology (from 2008), and dermatology, ophthalmology and internal medicine (from 2016). It is listed among the contributors to the DASS's cancer data. The coordinates are the OpenStreetMap point for the Médipôle.
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