Thoughtful, provocative, and crystal clear: Waleed Aly, @smh. smh.com.au/world/asia/the-sr…

#Media Today a team of exercise oncology experts from around Australia are launching a consensus statement on the role of Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) in prescribing #exercise for the treatment of #cancer. Read the full release here: bit.ly/2Ibjroe

ESSA statement identifies the contribution of EPs in cancer care. @COSAoncology calls for patients to be prescribed exercise, @ESSA_NEWS calls for patients to be referred to EPs to individualise the prescription & maximise the therapeutic effect. Available bit.ly/2P5vvYD

And my COI for this tweet is @janey_turner is the accredited exercise physiologist (AEP) where I work. Jane is one experienced #AEP! Also so kind and considerate with patients, super fit and an integral part of our team #grateful

I don’t think there is a person in Australia who has not been affected by someone with cancer. And until we find a cure, I promise the you this: Under Labor, if you are battling cancer, you can focus on getting well, without worrying about going broke.

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"All movement is medicine" Jane Turner @janey_turner, Exercise Physiologist at Concord Hospital's #SydneySurvivorshipCentre @SydneyLHD describing how some of our wonderful patients grow in self-efficacy & just love their tailored exercise programs #Surv19

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I applied for 14(!) grants last year. I got 3, which statistically means I'm doing above average. Hundreds of pages of writing, countless hours (mine, support staff, reviewers), and I have barely enough to support my group. I don't think I'm unusual. This system is broken.

For years I've quoted the Beckman & Frankel study that found doctors interrupt patients 18-23 secs into the interview. Now we've the July 2018 Journal of General Internal Medicine finding of 11 secs. Imagine how patients might feel if we just gave them the first minute? #Meded

This year is all about us, so expect a bit of a different approach to the usual. Instead of telling you about the history of the music we are playing, we are going to be telling you about our history and why... facebook.com/strathfieldsymp…

#cancer #survivors attending a #survivorshipclinic report distress, fear of cancer recurrence, fatigue, obesity & sedentary lifestyle as common & may need support to minimise longer-term effects. #survivors rated the #model highly bit.ly/2RGevI2 #suponc

Our paper describing baseline data on health concerns in cancer survivors attending Concord Hospital's Survivorship Centre over a 5-year period. Survivors agree with a multidisciplinary model. @VardyJanette @hagsie @janey_turner @NSWHealth @COSA_Surviv link.springer.com/article/10…

Is your New Year's resolution to play more music? We are looking for players for our 50th Anniversary season. Special bonus points if you are a double bass or trombone player! strathfieldsymphony.org.au/c…

Strathfield Symphony have been performing for 50th years this year. Make your new year's resolution to listen to more music and support your community organisations. You can kill two birds with one stone with a 2019 concert subscription!... strathfieldsymphony.org.au/

Qantas profits were $1.6B and CEO Alan Joyce was paid $11million this year, yet they want their staff to "volunteer" to "lend a hand" this Christmas. Qantas staff have been treated with record disrespect this year.

Our annual fundraising concert for Cancer Survivorship. Come along and support a great cause! facebook.com/34348118818/pos…