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Les examens de dépistage du cancer reprennent. Pour en savoir plus, consultez la page Dépistage du cancer pendant la COVID-19.
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Recommended Resources for Primary Care Providers
Primary care providers are supported in delivering cancer prevention, screening and care through guidelines and other tools developed by Cancer Care Ontario.
Find evidence summaries on emerging issues in cancer prevention and care.
Pandemic Planning Clinical Guideline for Patients with Cancer
Cannabis and cannabinoids: Cancer risk and use to manage cancer symptoms
Vaping products including e-cigarettes
Find cancer screening clinical decision support tools for primary care providers. Includes tools for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers.
Screening Resources for Healthcare Providers
FIT Hub for Primary Care Providers
For access to forms, instructions and other documentation related to FIT, call 1-866-662-9233 or send an email to screenforlife@cancercare.on.ca.
Referral of Suspected Cancer
These guidelines provide primary care providers with cancer diagnostic referral recommendations.
Suspected Colorectal Cancer Referral Guideline
Suspected Lung Cancer Referral Guideline
Suspected Prostate Cancer Referral Guideline
The pathway maps are tools used to improve quality, access, appropriateness and coordination of care across all stages of the patient experience.
Bladder Cancer Pathway Map
Breast Cancer Pathway Map
Cervical Cancer Pathway Map
Colorectal Cancer Pathway Map
Endometrial Cancer Pathway Map
Lung Cancer Pathway Map
Oropharyngeal Cancer Pathway Maps
Ovarian Cancer Pathway Map
Prostate Cancer Pathway Map
Soft Tissue Sarcoma Pathway Map
Thyroid Cancer Pathway Map
Symptom management tools help primary care providers assess and appropriately manage a patient’s cancer-related symptoms. Guides are available for healthcare professionals and patients.
Symptom Assessment Tools: Your Symptoms Matter
Symptom & Side Effect Management Guides
Symptom Management Mobile Web App
Follow-Up Care for Cancer Survivors
The follow-up guidelines support primary care providers in their care of people recovering from cancer. They include a schedule of diagnostic tests.
Follow-up Care, Surveillance Protocols and Secondary Prevention Measures for Survivors of Colorectal Cancer
Cancer Care Ontario’s Position Statement on Guidelines for Breast Cancer Well Follow-Up Care
Follow-up Care and Psychosocial Needs of Survivors of Prostate Cancer
Survivorship Care After Stem Cell Transplant
Find clinical guidance and patient education information on the unique survivorship and long-term follow-up care needs of patients following an autologous or allogeneic stem cell transplant.
Survivorship Care After Stem Cell Transplant
Find best-practice palliative care tools for primary care providers, from the Ontario Palliative Care Network.
Diagnostic Assessment Referral Forms
Diagnostic Assessment programs manage and coordinate diagnostic care. Download and use the referral forms to refer patients to Diagnostic Assessment Programs in Ontario.
Diagnostic Assessment Program Referral Forms
Diagnostic Assessment Program Locations
Find Diagnostic Assessment Program location information across Ontario for lung, colorectal and prostate cancer.
Diagnostic Assessment Program Locations
Cancer Care Ontario sends letters to Ontarians inviting them to get screened, informing them of their test results, letting them know if they need to get more tests done and reminding them when it is time to get screened again.
Letters to the Public About Cancer Screening
Cancer Screening Physician-Linked Correspondence
Cancer Care Ontario offers physician-linked correspondence, which includes physicians’ names in their patients’ cancer screening letters.
My CancerIQ is a website designed by Cancer Care Ontario that helps Ontarians understand their cancer risk and what they can do to help lower that risk.
Fact sheets, brochures and other screening information is available to share with patients and their families.
Breast Cancer Screening Information
Cervical Cancer Screening Information
Colorectal Cancer Screening Information
Smoking Cessation Online Learning Module for Cancer Patients
Designed to help people with cancer understand why quitting smoking is important, and how to get support.
Visit Cancer Care Ontario E-learning for Smoking Cessation Online Learning Module
Symptom Management Guides and Chemotherapy Side Effect Sheets
The symptom management guides and chemotherapy side effect sheets are for patients and their families. They outline steps to prevent and reduce symptoms and side effects from cancer or treatments, including chemotherapy.
Symptom and Side Effect Management
This information and resources website serves professionals, and people with cancer and their families. Cancer Care Ontario symptom management materials are also available on the site.
Healthcare professionals can advance their education through Cancer Care Ontario’s E-Learning website. Find a learning module on smoking cessation, and a series of Indigenous Relationship and Cultural Awareness courses.
Cancer Care Ontario E-Learning
Find information to help primary care providers support their patients invited to participate in the PERSPECTIVE study.
Personalized Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Study
The quality improvement toolkits help family health teams plan, implement, monitor and report on quality improvements.
Cancer Screening Quality Improvement Toolkit
Advanced Care Planning Quality Improvement Toolkit
The Screening Activity Report provides patient enrolment model primary care physicians with a tool for improving their cancer screening rates for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer.
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