International Partnerships

International Partnerships at KHCC: Comprehensive Care with Global Standards

With unwavering precision and a passion for delivering top-tier medical care that is on par with leading cancer treatment centers worldwide, the King Hussein Cancer Center (KHCC) remains deeply committed to fostering international partnerships. KHCC’s collaborations with global medical institutions significantly enhance the services that are provided to patients.

Among the most notable of KHCC’s partnerships is Center’s sister institution in the United States, MD Anderson Cancer Center. KHCC has also had a strategic partnership with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital since 2004, which led to the establishment of the pediatric oncology department at KHCC, the expansion of KHCC’s bone marrow transplant program, numerous trainings for physicians and healthcare providers, and joint scientific research. Furthermore, KHCC has partnered with Canada’s Princess Margaret Cancer Centre since 2014 in regard to physician training on the latest radiation oncology techniques, cancer surgery, and collaborative research.

How do these partnerships enhance KHCC's services and improve patient outcomes?

  • Access to Global Expertise and Knowledge: Collaborations with top cancer centers worldwide allow KHCC to advance education and training programs, enhance the skills of its medical professionals, and facilitate the exchange of best practices and cutting-edge cancer treatment techniques.
  • Advancements in Research: These partnerships provide opportunities for patients at KHCC to participate in clinical studies, offer innovative and effective treatments, and improve overall outcomes.
  • Access to Advanced Resources and Technology: In order to keep pace with global advancements in diagnostics and treatment methods, KHCC benefits from modern diagnostic technologies and state-of-the-art radiation therapy, ensuring comprehensive care across all departments.
  • Improved Diagnostic and Treatment Methods.
  • Strengthened International Cooperation in fighting Cancer.

What are some examples of key activities and knowledge exchange with partners?

  • Conferences, seminars, and medical workshops which bring together experts and specialists in cancer treatment from around the world.
  • Fellowship and exchange programs that are designed to build physicians’ expertise and skills.
  • Joint scientific research and clinical studies that focus on the latest advances in cancer diagnosis and treatment and developing new, effective cancer therapies. 

For more information about KHCC's international partnerships, click here.