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Improving Quality & Accessibility of Cancer Care Across India -
Training and Education of Healthcare Professionals and Allied Specialists In Oncology
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Collaborative, Multi-centric, High-Quality Research in Oncology
of Cancer Care at Hospitals &
Institutions Across India
Our Mission
The National Cancer Grid is a network of major cancer centres, research institutes, patient groups and charitable institutions across India with the mandate of establishing uniform standards of patient care for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer, providing specialized training and education in oncology and facilitating collaborative basic, translational and clinical research in cancer.
NCG Key Initiatives
About
NCG
NCG endeavours to ensure quality of care to patients from any part of the country.
NCG
Key Initiatives
Enabling all the NCG member centres to provide high quality cancer care to patients.
NCG Member Centres
NCG News & Events
Under the bigger umbrella of NCG, various key initiatives have been launched to improve the cancer care in the country and make it more affordable to the people. These initiatives aim to support all the member centers under NCG to provide the best possible service to their customers.
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EQuIP 2025 Training Programme
Apr 2025Quality Improvement Methodology training programme: Enable Quality, Improve Patient Care -(EQuIP- India) 2025 Cohort
We are happy to call for applications for the NCG EQuIP-India quality improvement training program for 2025.
The EQuIP India Project is a mentored experiential training program aimed to build quality improvement competencies of clinical teams within oncology and palliative care across NCG centres.This educational initiative seeks to create a QI culture in all member institutions of the NCG, that will lead to creation of QI hubs in each of these centres.
Read more about this programme here - and the videos of past Course can be viewed here
The application is open to both new and alumni institutions / teams (those who have participated earlier).
Applications for the programme are invited via a Google Form. Please find the application link below with tentative. This form is intended to select the next cohort of Quality improvement leaders.
QI Training Application Form – 2025 Cohort
Last date for submission:
5th May, 5:00 PM (IST)For any query or support please write to equip.ncg@gmail.com.
Team EQuIP -
National Cancer Grid Annual Meeting 2024
Oct 2024Event Dates: 7th - 8th Nov, 2024
The Annual Meeting of the National Cancer Grid is scheduled for November 7th and 8th, 2024. This event will bring together leaders from NCG member hospitals to discuss ongoing and future initiatives, fostering strategic planning for the advancement of cancer care in India.
Key focus areas include major NCG initiatives, the introduction of new projects, and brainstorming sessions to enhance collaboration. The meeting is designed for CEOs, hospital directors, and key decision-makers, offering a valuable opportunity to engage with peers and shape the future of oncology care in India.
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NHA, NCG collaborate on ABDM pilot to streamline cancer care records across hospitals
Jun 2024India’s National Health Authority (NHA), in collaboration with the National Cancer Grid (NCG), is set to launch a pilot under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), to streamline medical record sharing across hospitals for cancer care patients who often visit multiple facilities.
For Hospitals & Institutions
To promote world class cancer care in the country, the NCG aims to provide its member hospitals an array of support services like the best of cancer specific EMR vendors, clinical guidelines and standards to name a few.
For Healthcare Practitioners
NCG aims to offers doctors and health professionals in the cancer care space access to online library resources, webinars and workshops, online training programs and research related activities.
For Patients
NCG’s objective is to provide cancer patients easy access to cancer information. It facilitates timely and affordable access to cancer experts, including second opinions from Tata Memorial Centre and NCG member hospitals nationwide.