Events

Gain insights into the Australian treatment landscape and explore practical approaches to managing patients on BLENREP - tailored for everyday nursing practice.

Think vascular access is “just a line”? Think again. Discover why getting it right matters - and how you can make a difference from day one. Whether you’re new to the specialty or looking to refresh your knowledge, this session will leave you feeling more confident and clinically prepared.

The Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) Annual Congress is the premier national event for cancer nurses, researchers, educators, and leaders in cancer care. Each year, Congress brings together professionals from across Australia to connect, share, and advance cancer nursing practice. Over three days, delegates experience keynote presentations, interactive workshops, concurrent sessions, poster displays, and networking events designed to inform, inspire, and empower. Congress provides a platform to exchange ideas, explore evidence-based innovations, and shape the future of cancer care through nursing leadership and advocacy. In 2026, under the theme Elevate Cancer Nursing: Innovate. Integrate. Educate. Advocate., we’ll highlight how nurses are driving change — translating evidence into practice, leading multidisciplinary collaboration, and championing equity in cancer care.

Join Advanced APD Lauren Atkins to move beyond the scale and explore "silent" malnutrition, malabsorption, and the critical need for inclusive, weight-neutral nutritional care across less-serviced oncology cohorts including urology, gynaecological, haematological, breast, and prostate cancers.

Cancer Nurses Society Australia (CNSA) in partnership with Tasmanian Health Service (THS) bring you 'Survivorship in Practice: The Role of Cancer Nurses'. Gain essential knowledge and insights to support patients during and beyond cancer treatment, designed for real-world nursing practice.

Cancer has long been known as a physical condition, but it is also potentially, a traumatic event causing a range of mental health responses (not just anxiety and depression!)