Webinar Recordings

Discover emerging research that shines a light on the financial burden faced by people living with cancer and how these pressures shape quality of life, treatment experiences, and health outcomes.

This webinar explores contemporary best practice in the treatment of HR+, HER2‑ metastatic and early breast cancer, with a focus on optimising patient outcomes through evidence‑based nursing care.

How can understanding Pharma help you in your practice? How do advisory boards work? And where do oncology nurses fit into the system?

Discover the free support services available through Cancer Council Victoria and how they can enhance the care you provide to patients, families and carers.

This webinar will explore survivorship for patients experiencing endometrial cancer - from first presentation to long‑term wellbeing.

Explore three real-world case studies - endometrial, ovarian, and cervical cancer - highlighting cancer overviews, treatment pathways, and key decision-making moments. Gain insights into when and why different surgical approaches are used, alongside the vital role of nurses and the multidisciplinary team in supporting patients and delivering holistic, patient-centred care.

Practical and insightful webinar on recognising and managing lymphoedema in cancer care. Presented by two clinicians (GP Dr Debbie Geyer & Nurse Researcher Dr Louise Hobbs) who also live with lymphoedema, this session blends clinical expertise with real‑world experience to highlight early diagnosis using the LAA Flowchart, best‑practice management, and the challenges people face navigating treatment and support.

This thoughtful and practical discussion focuses on supporting patients and families through some of the most challenging conversations in cancer care.

This webinar explores contemporary nursing considerations in the management of transplant-ineligible newly diagnosed multiple myeloma. Through real-world experience, you will gain insight into how tele-oncology can improve patient travel burden while maintaining high-quality nurse-led care.

This webinar discusses the impact of living with cancer through the PsychoSocial Burden of Cancer

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

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.

The webinar draws on specialist expertise from the Queensland Youth Cancer Service and Queensland Children’s Hospital, with a strong focus on patient-centred care, survivorship, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

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.

Think vascular access is “just a line”? Think again. This webinar unpacked why getting it right is critical to patient outcomes—and how even small improvements in practice can make a big difference from day one. Whether you’re new to the specialty or simply refreshing your skills, this session delivers practical insights to boost your confidence and clinical readiness. Catch up now and strengthen your approach to safer, more effective vascular access.

In this session, we explored the Australian treatment landscape and practical, nurse-focused strategies for managing patients on BLENREP. Participants gained insights to support safe, effective, and patient-centred care in everyday clinical practice.

Explore Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs)—how they work, their role in modern cancer treatment, and what they mean for your clinical practice.

This session on survivorship care for people living with and beyond head and neck cancer. Together with the Australian Cancer Survivorship Centre, COSA, Head and Neck Cancer Australia, CNSA and Cancer Council, we explored practical nursing and allied health perspectives to strengthen multidisciplinary care.

In this Tune In Tuesday CNSA webinar, we explored how to identify eligible breast cancer patients, deliver clear and effective consent, and integrate testing into routine clinics through a standardized nurse-led pathway. Participants gained insight into the model’s impact on improving access, equity, clinical decision-making, and overall system efficiency.

In this insightful webinar, we unpacked delirium in people with cancer—examining risk factors, causes, prevention strategies, and its far-reaching impact across the care continuum.

In this session, we explored how clinical trials work and the vital role nurses play in delivering safe, informed, and compassionate care. Participants gained a practical understanding of patient recruitment, what trial participation involves, and how nurses support patients throughout every stage of their journey.

Exercise is widely recognised as a vital component of cancer care, supporting treatment tolerance, physical function, and overall quality of life. In this webinar, we explored how to confidently respond to common patient questions such as “Is it safe for me to exercise?”, “What should I avoid?”, and “Can I still exercise with metastatic disease?”

In this Cancer Nursing 101 webinar, we unpacked the essentials of cancer survivorship and the importance of supporting patients well beyond treatment.