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Become a member

There are many benefits to becoming a member of the International Cancer Information Service Group (ICISG)::

• Opportunities to develop knowledge, skills and network.
• Access to, and sharing of resources.
• International exchange programs.
• Participate in a listserv.

Three types of membership are available:

Full members
Organizations that:

• Demonstrate they have an established evidence based Cancer Information Service (CIS).
• Submit a copy of their philosophy, mission statement, goals, core principles and service rationale.
• Meet ICISG minimum standards, as confirmed by a majority vote of ICISG Board.
  

Associate members
Organizations that

• Are working towards establishing a cancer information service (CIS).
• Submit a copy of their philosophy, mission statement, goals, core principles and service rationale within three years of application.
  

Expert members
Organizations that:

• Demonstrate more than 5 years experience of significant involvement with established CIS.
• Submit a portfolio of experience and expertise.
• Demonstrate a commitment to sharing expertise and furthering ICISG goals.
  

Members of ICISG must follow ICISG minimum standards and operational guidelines for their cancer information

Last Updated: 8 January 2008