Cancer Institute NSW
Research and data
Cancer data, clinical trials, grants and research in NSW
The Cancer Institute NSW manages data registries and funds cancer research in NSW to inform and influence improved cancer outcomes across the state.
The Cancer Institute NSW collects and manages a significant amount of data about cancer incidence, outcomes, screening, trends and risk factors.
We use this information, working with our stakeholders, to influence change and make improvements across the cancer health system.
In particular, it enables us to direct funds where they are needed most. We are the largest funder of cancer research in NSW, providing grants, supporting clinical trials and investing in translational cancer research.
This support continues to turn innovative approaches to cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care into improved outcomes for people living with cancer.
In this section
Cancer clinical trials in NSW
Clinical trials in NSW test innovative new treatments and interventions. They are essential for the development of new and improved treatment options for cancer patients.
Cancer data and statistics
Our cancer registries and data collections provide the most comprehensive information about cancer in NSW.
Cancer research
We work with our stakeholders, to influence change and make improvements across the cancer health system.
Grants
Grants are offered by the Cancer Institute NSW to support innovative projects and research that enable us to work collaboratively to lessen the impact of cancer in NSW.
NSW Population & Health Services Research Ethics Committee
The NSW Population and Health Services Research Ethics Committee undertakes scientific and ethical review of population health research which utilises or links to routinely collected health (and other) data.
Patient recruitment service
Our Patient Recruitment Service offers researchers across Australia access to Cancer Institute NSW’s rich data holdings to support projects aimed at better patient care and improving outcomes for people diagnosed with cancer.
