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The Stanford Cancer Center
Designed with both the physical and emotional well-being of patients in mind, the Stanford Cancer Center's warm and welcoming environment offers care focused on comfort, privacy, and health by bringing together all of our outpatient cancer services in one state-of-the-art facility.
Located within the Cancer Center you will find many services, including:
- BMT Clinic (Clinic E) – The BMT Clinic is where new patients come for their first appointment with the BMT Program and where long-term follow-up visits occur. The BMT Clinic is located on the first level.
- Infusion Treatment Area (ITA) – The ITA provides extensive outpatient services during all phases of blood and marrow transplantation. The ITA is open seven days a week/365 days per year and is located on the second level.
- Pharmacy – A Walgreen's Pharmacy is located in the Cancer Center on the first level.
Stanford Hospital and Clinics
Stanford Hospital and Clinics is known worldwide for advanced patient care in areas such as cancer treatment, BMT, cardiology, neurosciences, surgery, organ transplants and for the treatment of rare, complex disorders. In 2007 the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) awarded Stanford Hospital and Clinics the prestigious Magnet™ designation for excellence in nursing practices and quality patient care. The Magnet Recognition Program® is accepted nationally as the gold standard in nursing excellence.
BMT Inpatient Unit (E-1) – E-1 is on the first floor of Stanford Hospital and is a 22-bed unit dedicated to BMT patients. All rooms are equipped with special HEPA filtration systems. E-1 is staffed 24 hours per day, seven days per week and patients may call E-1 at any time with medical concerns or problems.
The Infusion Treatment Area (ITA) and the BMT Inpatient Unit (E-1) are the primary places tht patients undergoing transplantation will receive care. Both provide comprehensive nursing care throughout the transplant continuum including chemotherapy administration, infusion of blood or marrow cells, apheresis, and antibiotic and blood productadministration. In addition, the staff provide supportive care as well as patientand family education. If you proceed with transplantation your treatment plan will determine if you receive the majority of your care in the ITA or on E1.
BMT Patient Maps
BMT Intranet