commission on cancer (coc)

Who can apply for CoC accreditation?

Any hospital or healthcare facility that provides cancer care services can apply for CoC accreditation. This includes community hospitals, academic medical centers, and cancer treatment centers. The program must demonstrate a commitment to providing high-quality, comprehensive cancer care and meet all CoC standards.

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