Pancreatic cancer Breadcrumb Home Health Topics Cancer Treatment Northern Cancer Service Latest Information Information and Support Optimal Cancer Care Pathways Pancreatic Cancer Listen Print Main navigation Cancer treatment Cancer and blood disorder treatment Northern Cancer Service Community noticeboard Contacts Healthcare professionals Latest information Information and support News (NCS) Research and Clinical Trials Our locations (NCS) Our service Treatment Your care team Cancer support service Outpatient Haematology Oncology (Medical) services Adult Inpatient Haematology Oncology (Medical) services Oncology (radiation) services Clinical trials Bone marrow transplant service Gynaecologic Oncology Clinic Oncology late effects clinic Cancer services and pharmacy Transport to treatment Cancer treatment information and resources for health professionals On this page What is pancreatic cancer?Pancreatic cancer occurs when malignant cells develop in part of the pancreas. This may affect how the pancreas works, including the functioning of the exocrine or endocrine glands.Cancer of the pancreas pathwayA best practice, cancer care pathway for patients that explains what to expect on your cancer journeyLocal support and informationThere are Cancer Care Coordinators available to support you during your cancer journey.Cancer Council Tasmania offer local support groups.Pancare foundation is a not-for-profit foundation which provides more information about cancer of the pancreas, including a patient handbook.Other pages on our siteQuestions to ask your cancer doctor about treatmentThe role of your GP in your cancer careYour care teamSupportive careAfter treatment and survivorship