Ontario Cancer Plan 6

Ontario Cancer Plan 6 (2024 - 2028): Cancer care in the province

The Ontario Cancer Plan 6 (OCP 6) is a plan that provides guidance on how Ontario Health, regional cancer programs and health system partners will continue to improve services, and access to those services in the province until 2028 – growing on previous years’ plans. There are five goals outlined in the plan that will focus the work across Ontario.

Cancer Care Pathway

Cancer Care Pathway graphic breakdown

In the graphic above, the Cancer care pathway is broken down into two types of care:

Primary Care
Psychological and Palliative Care

The phases of the cancer care pathway are as follows:

Prevention - Primary Care
Screening - Primary Care
Diagnosis - Primary and Psychological and Palliative Care
Treatment - Primary and Psychological and Palliative Care
Recovery and Surviorship - Primary and Psychological and Palliative Care
End-of-life Care - Primary and Psychological and Palliative Care

Ontario Cancer Plan 6 (2024 - 2028) Goals

	Advance equity in the cancer system
	Improve the patient, care partner, and provider experience
	Achieve seamless and effective integration of all cancer services
	Improve cancer outcomes and quality of life for Ontarians
	Ensure sustainable cancer system infrastructure and workforce

The SWRCP built our region’s strategy map and created our goals and objectives in key areas to align with the OCP goals and with the specific needs of those in our region.

2024 – 2028 Strategic Plan Outline