Maturity Model - Theme 02 Comprehensive Cancer Center (CCC)

Theme 02: Comprehensive Cancer Center (CCC)

Comprehensive Cancer Infrastructures (CCIs) are built around Comprehensive Cancer Centres (CCCs) in each Member State. The CCC is the hub in the CCI, however respecting/taking into account cancer care in cancer centres/tumour-specific centres (i.e. treatment close to home). The term CCC refers to the CCC structures that are certified in accordance with the criteria for CCC developed in the JA CraNE, which presently recognize only OECI and DKH as CCC certification schemes.

A CCC is certified based on the pan-European consensus criteria/standards being developed in JA CraNE

Level 1

CC111
Initial discussions have taken place to define the CCC structure .

Level 2

CC121
An overview of the CCC structure to be set up is available, the potential partners have been identified and a first meeting of the responsible persons has taken place.

Level 3

CC131
There are formally established (but yet not certified) CCC structures , formally constituted under a CCC Board.

CC132
The structures/institutions/networks of the future-certified CCC are part of the scope of the CCI (see theme "Structure of the CCI").

Level 4

CC141
The CCC is certified by existing certification schemes (OECI and DKH) or future "EU Certification Scheme" recognized within CraNE/EUnetCCC.

	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
A CCC is certified based on the pan-European consensus criteria/standards being developed in JA CraNE	CC111 Initial discussions have taken place to define the CCC structure .	CC121 An overview of the CCC structure to be set up is available, the potential partners have been identified and a first meeting of the responsible persons has taken place.	CC131 There are formally established (but yet not certified) CCC structures , formally constituted under a CCC Board. CC132 The structures/institutions/networks of the future-certified CCC are part of the scope of the CCI (see theme "Structure of the CCI").	CC141 The CCC is certified by existing certification schemes (OECI and DKH) or future "EU Certification Scheme" recognized within CraNE/EUnetCCC.