Lung DAP

The Lung Diagnostic Assessment Program (DAP) is designed to coordinate tests for people with a suspicion of lung cancer, in order to reach a definitive cancer or non-cancer diagnosis.


FAQs

What does a referral to the Lung DAP mean?

All diagnostic tests are coordinated and streamlined for individuals with a suspicion of lung cancer.

If I am sent to the Lung DAP, does that mean I have cancer?

It is important to note that a referral to the Lung DAP does not necessarily mean that an individual has cancer.

Who is on the Lung DAP team?

The Lung DAP consists of a thoracic surgeon, radiologists, pathologists, a patient navigator, technologists and administrative staff.

Where is the lung DAP located?

The Lung DAP coordinates with diagnostic services and physicians and is available to people living in Northwestern Ontario. The Lung DAP is a combination of virtual visits (phone) and in person at 984 Oliver Road, Suite 306.

For Health Care Providers

Referral forms can be found here.