Western & Central Melbourne Integrated Cancer Service

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The Western & Central Melbourne Integrated Cancer Service (WCMICS) is part of Victoria’s cancer service improvement network.

WCMICS is guided by a governance group that comprises representatives from 7 public health services, working together to positively impact cancer outcomes for patients in the Western and Central Melbourne region. We achieve this by fostering strong working relationships with partner services and other cancer sector stakeholders to drive change at multiple levels across the health system, locally and statewide.

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Did you miss the premiere broadcast of Beyond the Barriers: Cancer Care across WCMICS? Watch below!

Beyond the Barriers: Cancer Care across WCMICS is a documentary created by WCMICS featuring WCMICS region clinicians, leaders and lived experience consumers. This film showcases the stories of patients and carers and the insights of dedicated professionals as they work to navigate cultural and linguistic barriers in cancer care.

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WCMICS: Advancing quality improvement capability in our frontline clinical workforce

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Optimal Care Clinical Indicators

WCMICS is the lead site for the VICS Implementation Plan focus area to support the effective implementation of Australia’s Optimal Care Pathways (OCPs), leading a statewide project to monitor unwarranted variation against the OCPs.

Underway

WCMICS First Nations Cancer Coordinator role

Scope and build an informed model for an First Nations Cancer Coordinator (FNCC) to serve the needs of Aboriginal Victorians with cancer, through; mapping access to care, collating existing literature; and engaging existing community advisory group

Completed