Genomics is transforming cancer care — from diagnosis to treatment decisions. This introductory webinar is designed to give cancer nurses a foundational understanding of genomics and how it applies in everyday practice. Presented by Prof Kim Alexander, this will be a fantastic session in our Cancer Nursing 101 series.
Genomics is transforming cancer care — from diagnosis to treatment decisions. This introductory webinar is designed to give cancer nurses a foundational understanding of genomics and how it applies in everyday practice. You’ll explore key concepts, identify patients who may benefit from genomic services, and learn how to communicate confidently about genomic testing. The session will also cover ethical considerations and ways to stay current with this rapidly evolving field.
Learning Objectives:
Utilise knowledge of genomics in cancer care practices
Identify individuals who may benefit from genomic services
Communicate effectively about genomic testing
Integrate ethical considerations into practice
Remain informed about new developments in genomics


Plenary Speaker
Kim Alexander holds a joint position as a Professor of Cancer Nursing at the School of Nursing, QUT, and Cancer Care Services, Metro North, Queensland Health. She is the current co-chair of the Queensland Collaborative for Cancer Survivorship. A cancer nursing specialist and senior academic, Kim has dedicated her career to cancer nursing, epidemiology, and survivorship research. Kim is passionate about transforming outcomes for people with cancer through predictive patient profiling using genomics and other techniques to inform tailored interventions. A key focus of her work is workforce upskilling in genomics to ensure the delivery of cutting-edge, personalised cancer care.Please accept {{cookieConsents}} cookies to view this content