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This editorial provides background information on the need of the new Australian Cancer Nursing Capability Framework

This scoping review was part of the first phase of the development of the Australia Cancer Nursing Capability Framework funded by CNSA in partnership with Flinders University

Cancer Australia is developing the Childhood, Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Roadmap and seeking feedback by tomorrow 20 March.

Cancer Council Australia is seeking input to guide the development of an Optimal Care Pathway for people with disability.

Cancer nurses working across haematology and cancer care can bring an important perspective to improving awareness and understanding of Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes. Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision is inviting healthcare professionals to complete a short national needs assessment and help shape future education.

The Australian Living Evidence Collaboration (ALEC) in collaboration with Bowel Cancer Australia are developing new national clinical practice guidelines for early-onset colorectal Cancer (EOCRC).

CNSA is pleased to share the publication of the joint CNSA–COSA Position Statement, The Contribution of Nurses to Cancer Survivorship Care in Australia, in the Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology.

Nurse researchers in collaboration with CNSA and Curtin University are developing a national evidence-based resource to guide the nursing care of Australians with a gynaecological cancer.

Members based in Australia and involved in a service, registry, research program, or organisation relevant to cancer care, quality measurement, or patient-reported measures are invited to complete this short online survey regarding PROMS and PREMS collection.

Are you a cancer nurse passionate about improving surgical outcomes and patient experiences? This PhD scholarship offers a unique opportunity to translate your clinical expertise into impactful research that directly benefits patients undergoing cancer surgery.

We invite you to take part in the NEAT CARE study - a nursing research project being led by Mei Krishnasamy, Professor of Cancer Nursing at the University of Melbourne.​​​​​​​ The purpose of the study is to explore whether an education resource for the Nursing Equity Assessment Tool (NEAT) is fit for practice in regional cancer care settings.

The effectiveness of organisational support and workplace practices after clinical incidents: A mixed methods study of the experiences of nurses and midwives.