Start your day with connection and clinical insight at our upcoming WA State Group Breakfast Event. Join colleagues for an engaging session with our expert speakers Dr Kerrie Curtis and Dr Nicole Gavin, designed to enhance your knowledge and support best practice in cancer care.
Join us in Perth for Lifelines: Advancing Venous Access in Cancer Care, a breakfast education event designed for cancer nurses at every stage of their career - from those new to oncology through to experienced clinicians.
Grounded in everyday clinical practice, this engaging morning will explore the latest evidence, practical skills and best practice approaches to venous access management, helping you deliver safe, high-quality care for people living with cancer.
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Enjoy a delicious breakfast while connecting with colleagues and gaining practical insights you can apply immediately in your clinical practice.
With thanks to our sponsors for their support:


Director of Nursing & Midwifery - Research and Academy, Metro North Health

Research Nurse, Royal Melbourne Hospital
Kerrie Curtis is a nationally recognised expert cancer nurse specialising in vascular access, and Chair of the CNSA Vascular Access Device and Infusion Therapy Specialist Practice Network (VAD&IT SPN).
Director of Nursing & Midwifery - Research and Academy, Metro North Health
Nicole Gavin is an experienced nurse leader, clinician researcher, and strategic advisor with over two decades of expertise in haematology, stem cell transplantation, and cancer care. She currently serves as Director of Nursing and Midwifery – Research & Academy at Metro North Health and in a conjoint academic appointment with Queensland University of Technology. Nicole is also a CNSA Board Director.
Nicole has an extensive background in haematology nursing and clinical research, leading studies that improve supportive care, vascular access, and patient outcomes and experiences. Nationally, she has contributed to CNSA as former Chair and current Academic Advisor of the Vascular Access Device and Infusion Therapy Specialist Practice Network (VAD&IT SPN), co-leading the development of evidence-based clinical guidelines.
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