Events

CNSA is pleased to present an engaging and clinically relevant webinar exploring fertility considerations for adolescents and young people diagnosed with cancer. Fertility can be significantly impacted by cancer and its treatment, yet discussions are often time-sensitive and complex. This session will provide nurses with the knowledge and confidence to integrate fertility care into routine oncology practice, ensuring patients receive timely, informed, and compassionate support.

This session will refresh key concepts in diabetes and hormone function, explore the impact of cancer treatments—including steroids, surgery, and immunotherapy—and equip you to recognise and manage critical endocrine complications such as adrenal insufficiency. Gain practical insights into monitoring, patient education, and the vital role of nursing in safe, effective care.

Are you an enrolled nurse, registered nurse or emerging cancer nurse caring for people affected by breast cancer? You may be interested in learning more about Eli Lilly’s Breast Cancer Education Program and how it can support you and your team to build confidence, strengthen knowledge and upskill in everyday oncology practice.

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!)

Cancer is increasing in younger populations. Discover the drivers, the diagnostic challenges, and why earlier detection has never been more important.

We are excited to invite you to our upcoming dinner, with presentations on the role of Bispecific Antibodies in Multiple Myeloma care, and the nursing management and considerations – kindly sponsored by J&J, GSK and BD

Survivorship doesn’t end with treatment. Explore the late effects of cancer care—how they impact physical, emotional, and social wellbeing—and why recognising and managing them is key to long-term health.