Being treated in a Comprehensive Cancer Center
Research and UNICANCER patient management
Discover UNICANCER, a hospital group entirely devoted to fighting cancer. UNICANCER groups together 20 French Comprehensive Cancer Centers (FCCC), which are private, non-profit establishments with a threefold mission of patient care, research and oncology teaching. UNICANCER is present in 16 French regions and has a unique model for patient care.
The UNICANCER Group brings together the 20 French Comprehensive Cancer Centers (FCCC), promotes their cancer research organisation and pools resources and competencies to give a new dynamic to patient care.
The UNICANCER Group brings together the French Comprehensive Cancer Centers and their Federation around a shared medical scientific project and pools their strategic activities: research, purchasing, human resources, hospital strategy.
The UNICANCER Medical Scientific Project (MSP) is pivotal to the Group’s strategy. It defines the strategic orientations common to all the French Comprehensive Cancer Centers (FCCC) in terms of patient management, research and teaching.
As a player in the public health system, the UNICANCER Group is dedicated to a policy of precise and coherent sustainable development that respects humans and the environment.
UNICANCER, a major player in cancer research, brings together the 20 French Comprehensive Care Centers (FCCC). They are private, non-profit health establishments with a threefold mission of patient management, research and teaching.
The French Federation of Comprehensive Cancer Centers, a patronal organisation and 4th Hospital Federation in France, also called UNICANCER Federation, directs the pooling of strategic activities of the UNICANCER Group.
Welcome to the site for suppliers for the UNICANCER Group. UNICANCER Achats (Purchasing, formerly GIE CAC) aims to optimise the purchasing of goods and services for the French Comprehensive Cancer Centers with a responsible purchasing policy.
Find the key players in fighting cancer in France: patients’ associations, public institutions, scholarly societies…
