One of Ireland's eight designated cancer centres, run with University College Dublin and accredited by OECI as a Cancer Centre.
St Vincent's University Hospital is one of the eight designated cancer centres of Ireland's National Cancer Control Programme and the principal teaching hospital of University College Dublin. Its cancer centre provides medical oncology, radiation oncology (with St Luke's Radiation Oncology Network), surgical oncology and haematology, and hosts national programmes including liver transplantation and pancreatic surgery. Research with UCD's Conway Institute and Systems Biology Ireland covers breast cancer, colorectal cancer and computational oncology, and the hospital is accredited by the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes as a Cancer Centre.
From OpenAlex, oncology works in the last five years (2022 to 2026, current year in progress); counted on 2026-09-17.
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Shares Organisation of European Cancer Institutes and the tags oeci-accredited, oeci-cancer-centre.
Shares Organisation of European Cancer Institutes and the tags oeci-accredited, oeci-cancer-centre.
Shares Organisation of European Cancer Institutes and the tags oeci-accredited, oeci-cancer-centre.
Shares Organisation of European Cancer Institutes and the tags oeci-accredited, oeci-cancer-centre.
Shares Organisation of European Cancer Institutes and the tags oeci-accredited, oeci-cancer-centre.
Shares Organisation of European Cancer Institutes and the tags oeci-accredited, oeci-cancer-centre.