The National Institute of Oncology and Radiobiology (INOR) of Havana, Cuba, has a history of more than fifty years of dedication to the diagnosis, treatment and research of cancer. ;ncer, always in the constant search for new treatments that enable the patient to enjoy a better quality of life.
The INOR has stood out for the rapid introduction and development of advanced medical technologies.
It is known as the most specialized center in Cuba in the oncological branch.
It provides a service based on the highest ethical and humanistic principles, with a view to the well-being of the patient.
It offers the opportunity for good scientific and technical preparation.
Develops various scientific dissemination actions and Health Promotion programs.
In addition to the undeniable achievements of conventional medicine, an increasing number of people include natural methods in their option as a source of quality of life due to their possibilities in strengthening self-healing mechanisms.
A new health paradigm, the result of integration, emerges in this third millennium in favor of a humanity fuller of harmony with the laws of nature.
The National Institute of Oncology and Radiobiology is one of the Tertiary Care centers of the National Health System and constitutes the main institution at the national level for the treatment of cancer and research related to cancer. this disease, so as the governing center in the incorporation of new treatments into clinical practice.
It is the unit of the National Health System that acts as the governing center in the fight against Cancer in Cuba, working integrally, providing highly specialized medical assistance, guaranteeing the training of human resources in Oncology, developing clinical, basic and epidemiological research, as well as such as Cancer control programs and the National Cancer Registry in order to guarantee the satisfaction of the Cuban and international population.
The Vice Directorate of Research organizes, controls and evaluates the Science and Technological Innovation Plan of the Institute, guaranteeing scientific and ethical rigor, through the improvement of structures of the Scientific Council and its commissions and the implementation of the methodological guidelines of the Science and Technology area of MINSAP and the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA).
It is included within the Mission to develop the methodological requirements for the implementation of Good Clinical Practices, the control of Clinical Trials, the National Cancer Registry, support for the development and evaluation of the National Cancer Control Program and national and international collaboration as key elements of development within the Oncology Research Policy.
Its main objective is to update and improve the training, training and permanent education of Health Professionals and Technicians. Its teaching staff is made up of Full Professors, Assistant Professors, Assistant Professors and Instructors, in addition to having, as Technical Scientific Potential, Doctors in Sciences and Doctors in Medical Sciences.
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