Together for

better cancer care

This strategic partnership between the VICS and the Australian Cancer Survivorship Centre facilitated a statewide approach to high-quality survivorship care.

Our first consultation on variations in endometrial cancer care and outcomes across Victoria began in mid-2024.

Stakeholder engagement, a scoping project in 2019, and a workshop in 2021 led to development of a toolkit…

In 2019–20, LMICS led a statewide audit of the quality of multidisciplinary meetings (MDMs) benchmarked against the Victorian MDM Quality Framework.

PICS evaluated the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Home-Based pre/post-Hydration program, to understand impacts and identify further areas for improvement.

BSWRICS led a statewide scoping project to understand current practices re palliative care referral and advance care planning in Victoria.

A self-help online platform to provide tailored mental health support for people with cancer and their support people.

This toolkit helps to identify and address existing barriers, examples of existing geriatric oncology services, and key resources to support staff education, patients and carers.

Cancer and cancer treatment can affect fertility. There are several safe and effective fertility preservation (oncofertility) options available.

E-learning pack for allied health, administration and support staff.

This short podcast series introduces new cancer patients to the common types of treatment they might be undertaking.

The VICS managers, clinical directors, and governance groups welcome the new plan and look forward to contributing to its success.

Summit topics in 2025 will be colorectal cancer, head and neck cancer, and hepatocellular carcinoma.

The VICS have released a plan to address 20 unwarranted variations in oesophagogastric cancer care and outcomes in Victoria

The Foundation will deliver 100 full-time equivalent positions nationally over the next 3 years

Read the latest news from NEMICS and its member health services

This VICS resource helps to identify and address existing barriers, examples of existing geriatric oncology services, and key resources to support staff education, patients and carers.