Corporate Body

Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute (1986 - )

From
1986
East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Medical Research and Hospitals or Clinics
Website
http://www.petermac.org
Location
St Andrews Place, East Melbourne, Victoria 3002

Summary

The Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute was established in 1986, having previously been known as the Cancer Institute, Melbourne (1949-1986) located in the Queen Victoria Hospital. The Cancer Institute was governed by the Cancer Institute Board of Victoria. The Institute is affiliated with the University of Melbourne. From their Web site, February 2002: "The Institute aims to provide facilities and resources of the highest quality for diagnosing and treating cancer, for cancer research, and for related education and training."

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 1949 - 1986 Cancer Institute, Melbourne
       1986 - Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute

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  • 'Cancer Institute Board, Peter MacCallum Cancer Clinic [1968.0003.00116]; Series UMA-SR-000000125', in Collection discovery service, University of Melbourne Archives (Recollect), University of Melbourne Archives, Melbourne, Victoria, 2024. https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/71508. Details
  • 'Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute (known as the Cancer Institute 1949 - 1986): Agency entry VA 4001', in Online Collection Service, Public Record Office Victoria, Public Record Office of Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, 2024. https://prov.vic.gov.au/archive/VA4001. Details

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