Modality of Care

Cancer care is delivered by many different healthcare providers using a variety of methods to address a range of patient needs. The guidelines focus on care options for specific types of cancer, and are available within the following clinical areas:

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17 Items

Approach to Fever Assessment in Ambulatory Cancer Patients Receiving Chemotherapy

Document Status: Current
ID: 12-15

Dec 2015

Cancer Care Ontario’s Focus on Take-Home Cancer Drugs and Community Practice

Document Status: Current
ID: GL-C50-17

Jan 2015

Clinical Verification of Cancer Drug Prescriptions Checklist: Cancer Centres and Specialty Pharmacies

Document Status: Current
ID: GL-C50-18

Jan 2015

Colorectal Cancer Screening in Average Risk Populations: Evidence Summary

Document Status: Current
ID: 15-14

Nov 2015

Effective Use of Advanced Practice Nurses in the Delivery of Adult Cancer Services in Ontario

Document Status: Current
ID: 16-4

May 2015

Focal Tumour Ablation in Ontario: Recommendations Report 2015

Document Status: Current
ID: GL-C50-19

Jan 2015

Implementation Strategy for Radiation Therapy Safety Straps

Document Status: Current
ID: GL-C50-22

Oct 2015

Person-Centred Care Guideline

Document Status: Current
ID: GL-C50-20

May 2015

PET Evidence from Primary Studies and Systematic Reviews and Recommendations from Clinical Practice Guidelines January to June 2015

Document Status: Current
ID: PET 2015-1

Oct 2015

PET Evidence from Primary Studies and Systematic Reviews and Recommendations from Clinical Practice Guidelines July to December 2014

Document Status: Current
ID: PET 2014-2

Jun 2015

PET Imaging in Lymphoma

Document Status: Current
ID: PET 12

Mar 2015

Plerixafor for Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Mobilization and Transplantation for Patients in Ontario

Document Status: Current
ID: SCT-7

Sep 2015