National Institute of Cancer State Institution. Children’s Oncology Department

The National Institute of Cancer is Ukraine’s leading patient care institution in the field of oncology. Children aged from 0 to 18 with all kinds of malignant tumors, often neglected cases, come here from throughout Ukraine. 

Since May 1968, the Institute occupies three buildings in Lomonosova St. Primarily children’s wards were situated in various departments. In 1969, a separate children’s department was founded with bed capacity of 5. At present, the department has 4 wards for 5 patients each and five wards for two. One of the wards was converted into a transplantation OR for two.

The department has a surgery, room for medical procedures, dressing room, segregator room, kitchen, lobby/playroom, sanitary rooms, and an examination room at the clinic. Also, it has a boarding house with family rooms for 26. The department is fully integrated into the Institute and can use all its capacities.

Children’s department staff: 4 oncologists, 5 research fellows. Over Ukraine 3000 Foundation children from all Ukraine’s oblasts are treated at the department every year. Around 3,5000 patients a year turn to the consultation office.

Events

President Grants National Status to the National Institute of Cancer

Ukraine 3000 Foundation Makes Dreams Come True for National Cancer Institute Little Patients

Ukraine 3000 Foundation Passes Reagents to Cancer Institute Laboratory

First Lady opens family wards

Ukraine 3000 Fund and TNK-BP Ukraine to Deliver Chemicals for the AMS Oncology Institute Equipment

Ukraine 3000 and Lithuanian Embassy present fridges to children

Ukraine 3000 and TNK-BP present equipment to cancer institute

Kateryna Yushchenko Takes Part in the Ceremony of Donating Computer Tomograph to the AMSU Oncology Institute