The mission of the CAOH is to provide knowledge and training, based on research and experiential idea exchange, that propels the region forward with established and standardized practices and protocols.
The vision of CAOH is to serve as the catalyst for change in the delivery of Quality Healthcare in Oncology and Hematology across the Caribbean.
In 2017, CAOH reincorporated with a bold, expanded mandate. We moved beyond traditional boundaries to unite diverse stakeholders—including primary care physicians, nurses, patients, advocates, and multidisciplinary teams—in a shared vision for collaborative action.
We are committed to bridging disciplinary gaps and improving cancer control through a public health lens. By fostering continuous medical education and connecting varied specialists, we cultivate a comprehensive approach that addresses the multifaceted nature of the oncology landscape.
As a driving force in the Caribbean, CAOH stands as a beacon of progress. Through annual events and collaborative initiatives, we remain steadfast in our mission to advance knowledge, promote innovation, and improve the lives of those affected by cancer across the region.
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Worldwide, approximately 1 in 20 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime, based on IARC’s analysis of 2022 rates. Risk varies across countries and individuals.
The Caribbean Association for Oncology and Hematology (CAOH) was pleased to participate in the Fifty-Third COHSOD–Health Meeting, held in Washington on 25-26th September 2026, contributing to two connected regional priorities:
Health must be at the heart of Africa–Caribbean cooperation.
The Caribbean Association for Oncology and Hematology (CAOH) was proud to support the High-Level Africa–Caribbean Dialogue held during UNGA81 in New York on 22 September 2026.
The Caribbean Association for Oncology and Hematology (CAOH) joins the global community in commemorating World Cancer Day 2026, embracing this year’s theme, “United by Unique,”. As part of its World Cancer Day 2026 activities, CAOH will continue to advance regional collaboration, cancer literacy, early detection, patient navigation, and access to evidence-based care
Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago – 8th December 2025 – The Caribbean Association for Oncology and Hematology (CAOH) has officially been granted Full Accreditation by the American Association of Continuing Medical Education®, making it one of the first regional organizations dedicated to cancer care and research in the Caribbean to achieve this recognition.
This program explores prostate cancer’s epidemiology and burden in the Caribbean. It covers screening guidelines, diagnostic imaging advances, biomarkers, therapies, and surgical options. A patient survivor’s testimony is featured. Strategies to address health disparities and improve outcomes are discussed, along with expert insights. The program aims to help men across the region improve their care.
