As #WorldCancerDay comes to a close, a reminder that cancer doesn’t affect lives only once a year — it’s every single day. Research, innovation, and compassion are what move us closer to better care, better outcomes, and better lives. #unitedbyunique
Keep pushing forward.💙🎗️
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For World Cancer Day, COSA and CNSA have released a joint position statement on the contribution of nurses to cancer survivorship care in Australia, with recommendations for strengthening survivorship care nationally. Read more bit.ly/4rpF3yDbit.ly/3M83qSk
At Flinders Cancer Survivorship, people are at the centre of everything we do. Our multidisciplinary team of 40+ researchers is united by one commitment — we care.
🌟 We care about improving life after cancer.
🌟 We care about evidence that drives real change.
Is walking enough for cancer care?
Today we’re lucky to hear from our newest member, Prof @pruecormie, on why prescribing exercise before, during, and after treatment matters.
✅ Avoid being sedentary
✳️ Tailored exercise
Your body deserves more than steps. #ExerciseOncology
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🌪️⚠️ Tornado warnings? No problem.
🏨🧗♀️ Abseiling from the Intercontinental? Done.
🎗️ Facing a HNC diagnosis? Our consumers/patients are braver than most.
We are SO proud of @Fiona_CW1 for showing the world what true strength looks like 💪💜 #FearlessFiona
ALT From left: Louise, Fiona, Julie, Marina
ALT Do you know that burgundy (tulle) and ivory are the ribbon colours for Head and Neck Cancer?
🌪️⚠️ Tornado warnings? No problem.
🏨🧗♀️ Abseiling from the Intercontinental? Done.
🎗️ Facing a HNC diagnosis? Our consumers/patients are braver than most.
We are SO proud of @Fiona_CW1 for showing the world what true strength looks like 💪💜 #FearlessFiona
ALT From left: Louise, Fiona, Julie, Marina
ALT Do you know that burgundy (tulle) and ivory are the ribbon colours for Head and Neck Cancer?
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New Survivorship Fellowship opportunity. COSA is offering an early career researcher mentorship, guidance and support to lead a project mapping survivorship in state, territory and national cancer plans. Find out more bit.ly/4mEWcC5
🟨🟡💛Thank you Michelle Bellon, and @JABaldock from @CancerCouncilSA for their presentation on improving cancer care for people with intellectual disability. ⏳A timely reminder that inclusion must be embedded in all aspects of cancer service delivery!! #InclusiveCare
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Geriatric oncology has made great strides in improving outcomes for older adults with cancer. In a 2024 #OpenAccess review, @rochgerionc et al discuss the why, what, and how of geriatric assessment for clinicians.
Revisit it here: acsjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…@oncoalert#GeriOnc
⭐️ Today’s highlights got to be patient navigation and understanding more about loneliness in older adults with cancer (can’t believe there’s only one study looking at intervention for that!) #MASCC25#SuppOnc@CancerCareMASCC
HIGHLIGHTS from #MASCC25 DAY 1: Patient navigation, self-management, systems thinking, financial toxicity, geriatric assessment. Looking forward to DAY 2! And the meeting new friends from the #digitalhealth@benderjack and #Disparities study groups