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1 October 2024

Comprehensive Genomic Profiling and its role in current practice

This webinar focuses on the role of comprehensive genomic profiling (CGP) in current patient treatment pathways.

Webinar Recordings

7 August 2025

Empowering Nurses in Genomics: QUT-Led Project Receives Major Federal Funding

Researchers from Queensland University of Technology (QUT), led by former CNSA President Professor Kim Alexander, have secured $984,737 through the 2024 MRFF Genomics Health Futures Fund to deliver a groundbreaking project aimed at enhancing the role of nurses in genomic-informed cancer care.

External Reports and Resources

6 May 2025

Genetics and Genomics in Cancer - What nurses need to know

Genetics and genomics are transforming patient care, enabling more personalised healthcare solutions. Nurses, as trusted patient advocates, play a crucial role in identifying individuals who may benefit from genetic services.

Webinar Recordings

Members only

1 July 2025

Genomics 101

Genomics is transforming cancer care — from diagnosis to treatment decisions. This introductory webinar is designed to give cancer nurses a foundational understanding of genomics and how it applies in everyday practice. Presented by Prof Kim Alexander, this will be a fantastic session in our Cancer Nursing 101 series.

Webinar Recordings

Members only

4 October 2023

Get Into Genomics 1 Somatic Cancer

Webinar Recordings

Members only

11 October 2023

Get into Genomics 2 Familial Cancer

Webinar Recordings

6 February 2025

Launch of the National Framework for Genomics in Cancer Control

Cancer Australia has launched the National Framework for Genomics in Cancer Control, marking a significant step toward improved cancer outcomes through personalised cancer care.

External Reports and Resources

31 January 2025

National Framework for Genomics in Cancer Consultation 2024

Position Statements and Submissions

3 September 2026

New resources support Australians living with inherited cancer risk

Living with inherited cancer risk can raise questions that extend far beyond clinical testing and treatment. A new suite of resources from Inherited Cancers Australia has been developed to help people and families navigate some of the practical, emotional and deeply personal issues that can accompany an inherited cancer risk.

External Education

Members only

2 July 2025

Plenary 2: Professor Kelly Metcalfe

This session explores how emerging science is transforming cancer care—shaping how we prevent, detect, and treat cancer across diverse populations.

Members only

21 November 2024

Research Review - Issue 4

Research Review

20 March 2025

Webinar - Genomics on the ground: Molecular testing in regional cancer care

The VCCC Alliance Centre for Cancer Education invite you to join this upcoming webinar on March 27.

Members only

2 July 2024

2024 Annual Congress | Nursing at the Forefront Integrating Genomics into Cancer Care

This is a recording from the 2024 Annual Congress by Professor Kim Alexander, Professor of Cancer Nursing with the School of Nursing at QUT and the Cancer Care Services at Metro North for Queensland Health.

Webinar Recordings