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Cancer

Each year, BHI’s Outpatient Cancer Clinics Survey asks for feedback from people about their experiences attending these clinics in NSW.

Outpatient cancer clinics provide important care to patients, from initial diagnosis through to treatment and follow-up care. Patients also attend these clinics for treatment for reasons other than cancer.

Explore key findings from the most recent survey below.

Patients’ experiences in outpatient cancer clinics in 2023

Jan 2023 NSW

Selected NSW-level survey results reflecting the experiences of thousands of people who attended outpatient cancer clinics in NSW.

Click 'Read latest report' to see detailed results in the data tables, explore five years of results for this survey in the Data Portal, and access all previous reports in this survey series.

The latest release includes individual results for more than 40 facilities.

Released: 25 October 2023

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COMPASSION, RESPECT AND KINDNESS

‘Always’ treated with respect and dignity

compared with previous survey

TIMELY AND COORDINATED CARE

Care was ‘very well organised’

compared with previous survey

CLEAR INFORMATION

Family given ‘completely’ enough information to help provide care at home

compared with previous survey

INVOLVEMENT IN DECISION-MAKING

‘Always’ informed about options when making decisions about treatment

compared with previous survey

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