Immunotherapy is reshaping the treatment landscape for high-risk LACC. Join us to explore the latest evidence and practical strategies for managing complex treatment-related toxicities.
This session will provide cancer nurses with up-to-date insights into the management of high-risk locally advanced cervical cancer (LACC), with a focus on integrating immunotherapy and radiotherapy into practice.
The learning objectives for this session include:
Practical, evidence-informed, and designed for nurses working at the frontline of cancer care—this webinar equips you with the knowledge and confidence to deliver safer, more effective treatment for women with LACC.
Nurse Practitioner, Calvary Mater Newcastle
MBChB MMed (Int) Cert Med Onc (SA) FRACP , Staff specialist Medical Oncologist
MBChB MMed (Int) Cert Med Onc (SA) FRACP , Staff specialist Medical Oncologist
Dr Janine Lombard has been conducting breast and gynaecological research in the Medical Oncology Research Department at Calvary Mater Newcastle since 2006.
Her main interest is breast and gynaecological cancers and measures to improve both outcomes but also reduce the toxicities of treatments for these diseases.
Dr Lombard is involved in basic translation research through links with researchers at HMRI and the University of Newcastle in breast and ovarian cancer. She has also been involved in several important trials in early and advanced breast cancer treatments, some of which have significantly changed clinical practice. Her involvement in the POEMS study helped to establish the use of a drug to protect fertility and prevent early menopause symptoms in women with estrogen negative early breast cancer.
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