Welcome to Uppsala Comprehensive Cancer Centre
We aim to be the leading cancer centre with patients at the core of our focus.
At Uppsala Comprehensive Cancer Centre (UCCC), we work in close collaboration with patients to provide high-quality, equitable, and accessible cancer care. Our goal is for patients and family members to feel safe, informed, and actively involved in their care.
Using data, we take a structured and process-driven approach to continuously improved cancer care, research, and development.
UCCC consists of an extensive network of clinicians and researchers with specialised expertise, supported by a robust research infrastructure. This enables wide-ranging, high-quality cancer research, allowing ideas to move swiftly from the lab through clinical trials to new treatments.
For information i Swedish, please visit this page Välkommen till Uppsala Comprehensive Cancer Centre (UCCC) | Akademiska
Upcoming Events at UCCC
High attendance at Uppsala Comprehensive Cancer Centre Kickoff
On Friday, September 27, UCCC held its kickoff event at Grönwallsalen, Akademiska Hospital. Over 300 participants attended the event, which featured lectures on cancer care and research.
Cancer Care and Research Observership Programme
This programme is designed to promote collaboration between cancer care, preclinical research, and other clinical departments involved in cancer diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up. Participants gain a broader understanding of various specialties. All professionals involved in research or clinical care related to cancer diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up are welcome to apply. We encourage professionals from all fields to join the programme.
OECI Audit
From October 15-16, a group of auditors from OECI will visit us to review all aspects of our work and assess whether we meet the requirements for accreditation.
Significant Funding for Cancer Care Development in Uppsala Region
In 2024, the government will implement a national initiative for cancer care, allocating SEK 220 million across the country to support improvement measures. Region Uppsala has received over SEK 16 million to enhance cancer care in the fields of imaging, pathology, rehabilitation, and palliative care.
