Resource Library

Join us for an important webinar in collaboration with our national partner, Slater and Gordon, as we explore mesothelioma - a rare and aggressive cancer linked to asbestos exposure.

In this webinar with CNSA's legal partner Slater and Gordon, we cover the current landscape and trends including atypical exposures, the role of the lawyer, and entitlements and compensation available.

In this webinar, our experts speakers took participants through Strategies for Adverse Event Management in Breast Cancer and Identifying and Managing Immune Mediated Endocrinopathies

The Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) is proud to partner with the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) to present an insightful webinar.

Explore the Australian Cancer Atlas, an interactive tool revealing how cancer diagnosis, survival, risk factors, screening, and treatment differ across small areas of Australia.

This webinar offers an opportunity for the Cancer Nursing workforce to receive an update on the Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program (ACNNP) - including operational priorities, key implementation activity, referral pathways, and core roles and responsibilities.

This webinar provides practical insights into recognising, assessing, and managing cancer-related fatigue. Learn evidence-based strategies including medical, exercise, and lifestyle interventions, with a focus on real-world application and multidisciplinary care

This session will cover diagnosis, treatment and support pathways for women diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy or postpartum, as well as the development of Australia’s first sector-wide PAC initiative.

Get ready to kick off our 2026 Cancer Nursing Essentials 101 series! In our first webinar, we’ll break down the foundations of cancer biology—from how healthy cells grow and function to the hallmark features of tumour development. Discover how cancer begins, what drives its formation, and the major factors that influence its onset.

This collaboration between the VCCC Alliance and CNSA aims to showcase important work being driven by cancer nurses through their PhD studies.