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  • Home
  • COVID-19
    • COVID-19 information for people with cancer in Northern Ireland
    • Statement from oncologists and haematologists (SACT CRG) 20th March 2020
  • Notices
  • About Us
    • Meet the Team
    • Glossary of terms
    • Publications
    • Useful Links
  • Professionals
    • Advanced Communication Skills Training
    • Network Groups
      • Tumour Specific Groups
        • Brain & CNS
        • Breast
        • Colorectal
        • Gynaecology
        • Haematology
        • Head and Neck
        • Lung
        • Sarcoma
        • Skin
        • Thyroid
        • Upper GI
        • Urology
      • Cross cutting/Theme Groups
        • Allied Health Professionals (AHPs)
        • AOS – Acute Oncology Services
        • Nurse Leaders Reference Group
        • Radiotherapy
        • SACT- Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy
          • Non Medical Prescribers Support Forum
          • Pharmacy Group
          • SACT Nurse Group
        • TYA – Teenage and Young Adults
    • Peer Review
    • Primary Care Referral Guidance
    • Work Programmes
      • Cancer Reform
      • Northern Ireland Cancer Patient Experience Survey
      • Oncology Services Transformation
  • Patients & Public
    • Cancer Services in Northern Ireland
    • Events for patients and public
    • General information about cancer
      • Are there different types of cancer?
      • Can cancer be prevented?
      • How can my doctors tell I’ve got cancer?
      • How is cancer treated?
      • Questions I might ask?
      • Signs and symptoms
      • The multidisciplinary team (MDT)
      • What causes cancer?
      • What is cancer?
      • What is the difference between primary and secondary cancer?
      • Where can I get more detailed information about cancer?
      • Which are the most common cancers?
      • Who gets cancer?
    • PPI – Personal & Public Involvement
    • Support for carers
    • Clinical trials
    • Local Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Services
  • Living with & beyond cancer
    • Clinical support services
    • Education and information
    • Physical activity
    • Other support services
    • Search for Services
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Cancer Services in Northern Ireland

There are 5 Health and Social Care (HSC) Trusts providing cancer services across Northern Ireland. For more information on cancer services and cancer support in your area, link to your Trust area below.

  • Belfast Health & Social Care Trust Cancer Services
  • Northern Health & Social Care Trust – Cancer Services
  • South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust – Cancer Services
  • Southern Health & Social Care Trust
  • Western Health & Social Care Trust

Contents

  • Cancer Services in Northern Ireland
  • Events for patients and public
  • General information about cancer
    • Are there different types of cancer?
    • Can cancer be prevented?
    • How can my doctors tell I’ve got cancer?
    • How is cancer treated?
    • Questions I might ask?
    • Signs and symptoms
    • The multidisciplinary team (MDT)
    • What causes cancer?
    • What is cancer?
    • What is the difference between primary and secondary cancer?
    • Where can I get more detailed information about cancer?
    • Which are the most common cancers?
    • Who gets cancer?
  • PPI – Personal & Public Involvement
  • Support for carers
  • Clinical trials
  • Local Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Services
NICAN Headquarters

1st Floor, Health and Social Care Board, 12-22 Linenhall Street, Belfast BT2 8BS

Telephone
02895 363305
Email
nican.office@hscni.net