The BC Cancer Surgery Network exists to promote and advance quality cancer surgery throughout the province.
The BC Cancer Surgery Network includes all providers of surgical oncology services from surgeons in remote areas to sub-specialists.
The BC Cancer Surgery Network's vision is that all cancer surgery patients in BC experience the best possible outcomes. This is made possible through the three committees that make up the network: Clinical Practice & Quality Assurance (CPQA), Continuing Professional Development & Knowledge Transfer (CPD-KT), and Research Outcomes & Evaluation Committee (ROEC).
The BC Cancer Surgery Network has 12 surgical tumour groups, whose purpose is to advise BC Cancer Surgery Network and the Provincial Cancer Surgery Advisory Council (PCSAC) on the issues and challenges in their respective areas, to improve the surgical management of oncology patients.
What's New:
2025 Spring Update: Management of Regional Nodes & Updates on Rare Cancers: What Do I Need to Know?
Join us April 9th for the 2025 Spring Update, which will provide insights into regional node management, the impact of neoadjuvant treatment, and updates on rare cancers across discliplines. The Update is an accredited event and will be hosted in-person at the Laurel Packinghouse in Kelowna, BC. This years event will be held in collaboration with the BC Surgical Society Annual Spring Meeting.
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Travel awards
Please note that we have updated our Travel Award application procedures and deadlines. There will be two travel award application competitions each year, with the following deadlines:
See
Surgery Network Awards for more details.
