Cancer Institute of New South Wales

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Cancer Institute NSW
Statutory corporation overview
Formed	July 2003
Type	Government agency
Jurisdiction	New South Wales
Headquarters	1 Reserve Road, St Leonards
Employees	360 (2022)^{[citation needed]}
Minister responsible	Ryan Park, Minister for Health
Statutory corporation executive	Tracey O'Brien, Chief Executive Officer
Parent Statutory corporation	NSW Health
Key document	Cancer Institute (NSW) Act 2003
Website	www.cancer.nsw.gov.au

The Cancer Institute NSW was established under the Cancer Institute (NSW) Act 2003 to lessen the impact of cancer in New South Wales, Australia.

It works with a variety of partners to implement programs that focus on cancer prevention, detection, treatment, and research.^{[citation needed]}

Other cancer services and resources

The Cancer Institute NSW also develops and manages a number of cancer-related information sources and services for the people of NSW. These include:

The NSW Cancer Registry
Canrefer: an online directory for general practitioners, patients and carers to find referral information for specialist multidisciplinary cancer teams in NSW
eviQ: a portal for cancer treatments, providing evidence-based chemotherapy protocols, treatment information and tools at the point of care.
iCanQuit: an online community-based smoking cessation support website
BreastScreen NSW
Cervical Screening NSW

References

1 2 Cancer Institute (NSW) Act 2003 (NSW)

v t e Agencies of the New South Wales Government
Departments	Cabinet Office Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water Communities and Justice Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport Customer Service Education Health Planning, Housing and Infrastructure Premier's Department Primary Industries and Regional Development Transport Treasury
Executive agencies	Aboriginal Affairs NSW Art Gallery Australian Museum Corrective Services NSW Create NSW Crown Solicitor Destination NSW Fire & Rescue Greater Sydney Infrastructure NSW Institute of Sport Library Council Multicultural NSW Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences Museums of History NSW Property and Development NSW Resilience NSW Rural Fire Service NSW State Emergency Service Sydney Opera House Trust Transport Asset Manager Venues NSW
State-owned corporations	Essential Energy Forestry Corporation Hunter Water Port Authority Sydney Water WaterNSW
State universities	Charles Sturt Macquarie New England New South Wales Newcastle Southern Cross Sydney UTS Western Sydney Wollongong
Other	Audit Office Crime Commission Education Standards Elections Environment Protection Health Care Complaints Independent Commission Against Corruption Judicial Commission Law Enforcement Conduct Police Force Pricing & Regulatory Tribunal Public Prosecutions Revenue NSW Technical & Further Education

Authority control databases
International	ISNI VIAF
National	United States

Cancer Institute of New South Wales

Other cancer services and resources

See also

References