Certificate of Cancer Remission
In accordance with the Right to Be Forgotten legislation, individuals who have recovered from cancer may, after the legally established period has elapsed following the completion of treatment, no longer be required to disclose their previous cancer diagnosis in specific circumstances, such as when applying for financial products, adoption procedures, or participation in public competitions, as provided for by applicable legislation.
How to Request a Certificate of Cancer Remission
Eligible patients may request a Certificate of Cancer Remission by submitting the dedicated application form to the INOC Health Administration, together with the required supporting documentation, including the information sheet available for download on this page.
Upon receipt of the application, the Health Administration will verify the eligibility criteria and, where applicable, issue the Certificate of Cancer Remission in accordance with current legislation.
Patient Charter
The Patient Charter outlines the Institute’s commitment to patients, their families, and the wider community, presenting INOC’s mission, the principles underpinning its clinical care, research, and education activities, and the organisation of its clinical services.
It provides practical information to support patients throughout their care pathway, including details of the Institute’s clinical divisions, key contacts, and useful telephone numbers. The Charter also clearly describes patients’ rights and responsibilities, promoting transparency, informed participation, and equitable access to care. By making essential information readily available, it helps patients navigate the Institute’s services and reinforces INOC’s commitment to patient centred, high quality care.