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Despite the difficult conditions of the full-scale war, 2025 was a year of systemic change, institutional development, and tangible growth in key performance indicators for the National Cancer Institute.
The Institute continued to fulfill its mission — providing highly specialized cancer care to patients from across Ukraine — while simultaneously implementing reforms, modernizing infrastructure, and developing international cooperation.
| Medical services | over 150,000 |
| Outpatient visits | nearly 100,000 |
| Staff members | over 1,200 |
The National Cancer Institute remains a national leader in oncological surgery and one of the key institutions in Ukraine's healthcare system.
| Indicator | Change from the previous year |
|---|---|
| MRI scans | +160% |
| Contrast-enhanced CT scans | +76% |
The volume of services provided in chemotherapy, radiology, hematology, and same-day surgery increased significantly. These figures reflect improved access to modern diagnostics and treatment.
These steps are aimed at improving safety, patient comfort, and creating proper working conditions for medical staff.
The total volume of contracts with the National Health Service of Ukraine reached UAH 711 million — nearly UAH 100 million more than in the previous year.
An important step was the introduction of category management in procurement, which made it possible to:
In 2025, the Academy of the National Cancer Institute was established, uniting all of the institution's scientific and educational activities.
| Researchers with academic degrees | 85 |
| Budget-funded research projects | 16 |
| Investigator-initiated research projects | 56 |
| Medical interns in training | 87 |
We sincerely thank all employees of the National Cancer Institute for their professionalism, resilience, and dedication to their work, and our Ukrainian and international partners for their trust and support.
Together, we continue to strengthen Ukraine's cancer care system and work for the life and health of our patients.
