Dietitians can support you to eat and drink well if you have a diagnosis of cancer. Good nutrition can help you remain healthy and strong during cancer treatment, improves your quality of life, and combats treatment side effects and illness. Dietitians can assess what nutrition advice you need at each stage of your care.

Social Work aims to understand people’s difficulties within the context of their social environment and to help individuals find their own strengths to resolve these difficulties.

The Psychological Services department gives psychological and emotional support to the patient (inpatient and outpatient) and their significant others.

The physiotherapy department offers its services to inpatients and outpatients experiencing physical limitations due to cancer and/or its treatment.

Occupational Therapy addresses the quality of life of the individual, by focusing on the physical, sensory, cognitive and psychosocial needs. The ultimate goal is to help the person achieve functional independence while also being comfortable and productive in different environments.

Aurora is a support service available for oncology patients, led by practice nurse in Chemotherapy. The aim of this service is to educate and support oncology patients.

The Practice nurse in chemotherapy will be meeting you and your family at the initial stages of chemotherapy treatment. She will continue to act as a point of contact throughout your chemotherapy treatment.

The Hematology Practice Nurse provides specialist care to blood cancer patients (haemato-oncology), and their person/s of trust. The Hematology Practice Nurse works in conjunction with the Hematologists and their respective medical teams.

At the radiotherapy department, one can find the service of the radiotherapy Focal nurses. The Focal nurses will assess you prior commencing radiotherapy and will address your treatment-related queries.