Ajou University Hospital Discusses 'Regional Comprehensive Cancer Care System' with National Cancer Center

The Gyeonggi Regional Cancer Center at Ajou University Hospital held a meeting with the National Cancer Center in the annex international conference room to establish a regional comprehensive cancer care system (provided by Ajou University Hospital)
The Gyeonggi Regional Cancer Center at Ajou University Hospital held a meeting with the National Cancer Center in the annex international conference room to establish a regional comprehensive cancer care system (provided by Ajou University Hospital)

The Gyeonggi Regional Cancer Center at Ajou University Hospital announced that it held a meeting with the National Cancer Center on the 18th at the annex international conference room of Ajou University Hospital to discuss establishing a regional comprehensive cancer care system.

The meeting was attended by key officials from both institutions, including Yang Han-gwang, President of the National Cancer Center; Choi Gwi-seon, Director of the National Cancer Management Project Headquarters; Han Gyu-tae, Director of Cancer Management Policy; Park Mi-rim, Director of the Pediatric and Adolescent Cancer Center; Han Sang-wook, President of Ajou University Medical Center; Cho Jae-ho, President of Ajou University Hospital; Jang Seok-jun, Director of the Gyeonggi Regional Cancer Center; Kim Chul-ho, Director of the Advanced Medical Research Institute; and Huh Hoon, Director of the Gastric Cancer Center.

The two institutions discussed cooperation plans in the areas of clinical care, research, and cancer management projects to establish a regional comprehensive cancer care system. In particular, through joint research project development and strengthened cooperation systems, they agreed to link the National Cancer Center's national cancer management policy experience with the Gyeonggi Regional Cancer Center's regional medical expertise to provide more systematic medical services to regional cancer patients.

Additionally, the institutions shared operational status of the designated pediatric and adolescent cancer hub hospitals this year and discussed ways to strengthen support systems between the two institutions to improve treatment accessibility for pediatric and adolescent cancer patients in the region.

Based on this meeting, the two institutions plan to strengthen the network between the National Cancer Center and regional cancer centers and continue to cooperate in various fields including clinical care, research, and cancer management projects.

Han Sang-wook, President of Ajou University Medical Center, said, "To establish a regional comprehensive cancer care system, it is important for regional cancer centers to strengthen their role as hubs for regional cancer care while maintaining close cooperation with the National Cancer Center." He added, "We will make efforts to provide high-quality cancer medical services in the region by expanding cooperation in various fields including joint research, not only in cancer management projects, based on this meeting."

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