Abstract
Background: Cancer service centralisation improves outcomes. There are proposals to centralise colon cancer care into model IV hospitals. However, these hospitals lack resources and unintended consequences include deskilling of model III hospitals and resource underutilisation. This study examines the quality of oncological and surgical colon cancer care in a model III hospital with co-located surgeons.
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