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While Clinical Practice Guidelines and Guides for Patients do not yet exist for all types of rare cancers.
The following links may be of use to clinicians:
Prepared and reviewed by leading experts and based on the findings of evidence-based medicine, provide you with a set of recommendations to help patients with the best care options.
A not-for-profit alliance of 30 leading cancer centers is dedicated to improving and facilitating quality, effective, efficient, and accessible cancer care so that patients can live better lives.
Rare Cancer European Agenda, Policy involvement and Reference Networks.
Medical research is important for improving the outcomes for all patients with cancer.
To understand how any type of cancer occurs, how it spreads and how best to treat it, a large group of patients usually needs to be recruited. Researchers aim to collect as much information as possible so that their findings are reliable.
The ARC Portal partners with several specialist tumour groups to facilitate patient referral to clinical trials across a number of tumour groups including:
ANZGOG is the peak national gynaecological cancer research organisation in Australia and New Zealand with the aim to improve outcomes and quality of life for everyone with a lived experience of gynaecological cancer. Find out more about their work on their website.
GI Cancer Trials (formerly AGITG and GI Cancer Institute) is committed to building a better future for people with gastro-intestinal (GI) cancer. Their diverse network of clinicians, researchers, and community advocates, work together to deliver clinical trials that lead to better treatments, improved quality of life, and longer survival. Find out more about available trials on their website.
ANZUP is the leading cancer cooperative clinical trials group that brings together all of the professional disciplines and groups involved in researching and treating below the belt (penile, bladder, kidney, prostate and testicular) cancers and conduct high quality clinical research. Find out more about their work on their website.
ANZSA is the peak body for sarcoma reasearch and education in Australia and New Zealand. ANZSA aims to improve outcomes for sarcoma patients through research, education and awareness of sarcomas and related tumours. Find out more about their work on their website.
