If funding and construction stay on track, by 2024 Western Australia will have a ‘one stop shop’ for cancer care that will change the landscape for both patients and clinicians. Cathy O’Leary reports For many cancer patients, if they tracked their treatment plan on a street map there would be lines everywhere – a multitude of locations where they had to go for tests, surgery, chemotherapy and support services. Now WA’s health system is moving a step closer to offering a different model – a ‘one stop shop’ for cancer care that will mean less disjointed treatment and a more…
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