Oncology consultation and care planning
Discuss the available diagnosis, reports, current situation and your questions about the proposed plan. Advice depends on the information available and the clinician’s assessment.
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Cancer Care
Clearer questions. Better-organised conversations about care.
A cancer diagnosis can bring difficult decisions and a large amount of information. KPCIRC provides defined clinical review and support pathways to help patients and families understand what is known and discuss their questions with qualified clinicians.
The right service depends on your diagnosis, treatment history, current situation and the questions you want to address. KPCIRC services complement, rather than automatically replace, your relationship with your treating oncologist.
How KPCIRC may help
Oncology second opinion
An additional clinical perspective when you want clarity about a diagnosis, proposed treatment or next decision. It may confirm the existing plan or raise points for discussion; it does not guarantee a different or better outcome.
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Understanding a molecular report
If you already have an NGS or molecular report, ask whether POAS or another review pathway is appropriate. A detected alteration does not automatically mean a treatment will work or be suitable.
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Genetics and hereditary risk
If personal or family history raises questions about inherited risk, a structured assessment and genetic counselling can help clarify whether testing is appropriate.
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Progression review
A structured reassessment when new imaging, symptoms or test results raise questions. Your treating clinician decides any next step.
Supportive care and navigation
Depending on availability and your situation, coordination of agreed consultations, reviews and follow-up.
Day care and infusion
Prescribed treatment sessions and selected supportive infusions at confirmed sites.
Cancer types
Educational guides to the clinical and molecular questions for 21 cancer types.
Hope, informed choices and support, at every stage.
Every journey is different. Our role is to help you understand the information and the questions, alongside the team caring for you.
What to prepare for an enquiry
- A short description of what you need help with.
- Your diagnosis and current treating team, if applicable.
- Relevant pathology, imaging, treatment summary and molecular reports, ready to share through the secure route if requested.
- Current or prior treatment information and important dates.
- The main questions you want answered.
- A contact method and any information needed to establish authorisation for the review.
What happens after you enquire
Relevant service
The team checks which service is relevant and whether it can be provided within the current scope.
Information
You may be asked for additional records or a clearer question before anything is arranged.
Scope and fees
The service scope, process, fees and timing are confirmed before proceeding.
Review
The clinician reviews the information and discusses findings within the agreed consultation or service.
With your team
Any treatment decision or change is discussed with your responsible treating clinician.
Urgent medical needs
This website and its enquiry forms are not an emergency service. For severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, urgent complications or an emergency, contact local emergency services or seek immediate in-person medical care. Do not wait for a website response.
Short explainers, in production
- Preparing for a cancer-care consultationAbout 45–60 seconds
- Genetics and cancer riskAbout 60–75 seconds
- KPCIRC in 90 secondsAbout 90 seconds
Common questions
Can I request a second opinion if I already have a treating oncologist?
Yes. A second opinion can provide additional perspective. Your existing treating relationship should continue unless you and your clinicians agree on a change.
Should I upload all my medical records?
No. Only share information requested for the chosen service, through the approved secure process. Do not send sensitive records by general email or other unapproved channels.
Can KPCIRC guarantee a particular treatment option?
No. Clinical recommendations depend on individual circumstances, evidence, eligibility, availability and the responsible clinician’s assessment.
Illustrative patient and family scenarios
Educational composite scenarios that explain possible workflows. They are not real KPCIRC patients, testimonials or outcomes.
Enquiry
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Tell us which service you are interested in. Do not upload or paste medical records here; the team will explain what to share and how.
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Enquiry received
Thank you. Your request has been received. The KPCIRC team will contact you to explain which service may fit, what information is needed, and the scope, fees and timing before anything is booked. This is not an appointment confirmation.