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Centre Régional d'Oncologie

Oncologist - Oujda

Oncologist - OujdaGoogle Maps · 3.4 (11)

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Sample of Google reviews. Sorting applies only to the reviews on this page. · Nov 6, 2026

L'accueil aux malades mal organisé, dommage c 'est une bonne établissement.

Mohammed Ettouil

Apr 23, 2022

Le centre d’oncologie aura pour mission la prise en charge spécialisée des patients atteints de cancer dans la région de l’Oriental et sera intégré au CHU Mohammed VI d’Oujda. Il pourra accueillir plus de 2000 nouveaux patients par an. Le coût de construction de cette structure est estimé à 130 MDH et celui de l’équipement à 70 MDH. Outre une administration et des services généraux, le centre sera composé d’un département de radiothérapie qui comprend deux bunkers équipés d’accélérateurs et une unité physique dotée du scanner simulateur et d’équipements de dosimétrie et contrôle qualité et d’un département d’oncologie médicale, d’oncologie pédiatrique et d’hématologie adulte d’une capacité de 50 lits. Il comprend également un département de chirurgie doté d’un bloc opératoire de 4 salles d’opérations, d’une unité de réanimation de 10 lits et d’une unité de greffe de 4 lits, un hôpital de jour de 15 fauteuils pour adultes et 5 pour enfants, une unité de consultation externe de 10 salles de consultation et 2 salles de soins, ainsi qu’un département de radiologie avec scanner et IRM.

قدور

Aug 18, 2026

المرجو تغيير الاسم بسبب ما تحمله كلمة سرطان من حمولة سلبية عند المواطن المغربي، خصوصا الاطفال، كيف تقنع طفل يعرف القراءة والكتابة على الدخول للعلاج في المركز؟ يمكن استخدام المركز الجهوي للاورام ،أو الانكولوجيا او اي اسم تراه مناسبا

Moha Bendinar

Sep 30, 2026

My late father received care at this Centre throughout his two-year battle with cancer before he passed away in early September 2026. My father told me he was satisfied with the care he received. He was impressed by how kind, skilled, and compassionate staff members were during his chemotherapy visits. My younger brother, who was by my father's side throughout his treatment, had very few negative things to say about either the Centre or its staff. Communication, however, was not always as thorough or as clear as one might have hoped. In my opinion, this could partly be attributed to the heavy workload faced by the Centre and, more broadly, to a cultural tendency not to provide patients and families with detailed explanations in every situation. This reflects a wider social and institutional culture. I'd like to extend my gratitude to all staff members, including doctors, nurses, interns, paramedics, and security personnel, for helping alleviate my father's suffering during his final two years.

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Clinical Guidance

How to assess symptoms and act early

For oncology support in Oujda, seek rapid assessment when treatment side effects, new pain, fever, or functional decline appears.

Symptom guide

Oncology triage focuses on infection risk during treatment, hydration status, pain control, respiratory symptoms, and neurologic changes.

When to request same-day medical help

  • Cancer-related pain, fatigue, nausea, or appetite loss is worsening.
  • Treatment side effects are persistent and not controlled by routine measures.
  • New cough, weight loss, weakness, or functional decline needs reassessment.
  • Care plan monitoring is overdue with new active symptoms.

Emergency warning signs (call now)

  • Fever during chemotherapy or immunosuppression.
  • Uncontrolled vomiting, dehydration, or severe uncontrolled pain.
  • Sudden neurologic deficits, confusion, or seizure.
  • Breathing difficulty, chest pain, or significant bleeding.

What to do while waiting for the doctor

  • Record temperature and symptom timeline accurately.
  • Maintain hydration if tolerated and avoid infection exposure.
  • Do not stop cancer medications without clinical advice unless emergency instructed.
  • Prepare oncology protocol, latest labs, and medication list.

Good outcomes usually come from early escalation, clear symptom tracking, and disciplined waiting steps.

This guide is educational and does not replace medical diagnosis.

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