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eviQ Education will launch the new Anticancer Drugs Outside of the Cancer Setting (ADOCS) course via live webinar next month.  

Bowel Cancer Australia has launched the Bowel Cancer Care with Confidence CPD Series which reflects the latest evidence and optimal care for people living with bowel cancer. The CPD Series is for Registered Nurses working with surgical, oncology and general practice settings who provide care for patients diagnosed with bowel cancer, as well as nurses seeking to expand their oncology knowledge and scope of practice.

This question sparked great discussion when eviQ presented Rapid Reels at the CNSA Annual Congress. Rapid Reels are eviQ's short-form, evidence-based educational videos designed to support busy healthcare professionals. Now, eviQ is evaluating whether social media can be an effective tool for clinical microlearning in oncology and haematology.

Members may be interested in Cancer Council Victoria's Effective Cancer Communication training, a program that aligns strongly with our shared commitment to improving patient experience. 

eviQ is pleased to announce the release of Module 2 of the Radiation Oncology Nursing Course focused on Treatment related side effects and their management

Module 1 of the Radiation Oncology Nursing Course will be officially launched during an online information session on Thursday 8 May 2025, from 11:00am to 11:45am AEST. This new course offers foundation-level education designed for nurses working in radiation oncology, supporting the development of essential knowledge and clinical skills needed to safely care for patients undergoing radiation therapy.

Our friends at Slater and Gordon have received fantastic feedback and interest following their breakfast sessions at the CNSA and ICCN Congress. Want to know more?

Australian health professionals can now access two free courses to help women manage the effects of menopause. This boost to menopause training for health professionals is a key action in the Women’s Health Strategy 2020-2030, to support women and their health care providers.

Join cancer nurses from around the world on Monday night for a free ISNCC webinar on why investing in cancer nursing education closes gaps in care. Australia’s own Dr Carla Thamm is on the panel.

Lymphoma Australia is excited to invite you to SAVE THE DATE for their upcoming hybrid dinner and webinar, focusing on CAR-T therapies, and toxicity management of new and emerging therapies in a regional, rural and remote setting.

Changes in appetite, weight, strength and physical function are issues cancer nurses encounter every day — but cancer-related malnutrition and sarcopenia can still be missed or addressed too late. A new COSA implementation toolkit brings practical screening, assessment, treatment and referral resources together to support earlier recognition and action in cancer care.

This new course combines evidence-based online learning, practical inclusion strategies, patient information resources and knowledge checks in one platform.

Rare Cancers Australia, as part of the Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program, has launched a new Education Hub, a free online platform offering practical, evidence-based learning modules for healthcare professionals and carers supporting people with rare and less common cancers. 

A new national eLearning course aimed at strengthening clinical safety within digital health practices across Australia is now available. The course equips healthcare professionals with practical tools to embed clinical safety as digital technologies become integral to care delivery.

eviQ has announced a brand new learning resource on Immune Effector Cell-associated Neurotoxicity (ICANS), aimed at health professionals involved in the care of patients receiving CAR T-cell or T-cell engaging therapies. 

eviQ has released a new rapid learning module and clinical resource to support health professionals to identify, assess and manage frailty in older people with cancer.

This new module has been designed specifically for oncology health professionals and provides practical, evidence-based strategies to better understand, support and empower family carers throughout the cancer journey.

Cancer Nurses can now access a new free online course designed to build the knowledge, confidence and practical skills needed to address sexual health as part of cancer care.

A new, free, self-paced short course is now available through the University of Technology Open Courses. Developed by senior cancer genetic counsellors, learning designers, and reviewed by clinical geneticists, this course covers the critical steps required for treatment-focused breast cancer mainstream genetic testing.