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Poster 23 | Presenting author: Natalie Williams

The National Cervical Screening Program Guidelines for the management of screen-detected abnormalities, screening in specific populations and investigation of abnormal vaginal bleeding have now been updated to incorporate and support best clinical practice.

Connection, shared experience and practical learning sit at the heart of CNSA’s Communities of Practice. In April, a record six CoPs came together, creating space for cancer nurses across the country to exchange insights, explore emerging challenges and learn from one another in a supportive, peer-led environment.

Poster 24 | Presenting author: Natalie Williams

Poster 152 | Presenting author: Roselyne Okumu

Poster 106 | Presenting author: Jinu Andrews

In this month's episode, we discuss the shifting treatment of ovarian cancer in Australia, including the diagnostics testing changes concerning HRD, and the implications for nurses in monitoring and managing patients.

In this episode, we delve into 'The Evolving Treatment Landscape in Advanced Endometrial Cancer'.

Poster 144 | Presenting author: Shannon Philp

Poster 75| Presenting author: Yati Afiyanti

CNSA's GYN Specialist Practice Network is proud to be developing GyN Care — an evidence-based, interactive guidance resource designed to support and strengthen gynaecological cancer nursing practice across Australia.

Poster 11 | Presenting author: Bronwyn Jennings

Helping women understand and access clinical trials is crucial to improving outcomes in ovarian cancer care. In response to feedback from women seeking clearer, more tailored information, Ovarian Cancer Australia has launched a new Clinical Trials Resource Hub to support patients, families and clinicians.

The new Gynaecological Cancer in Australia 2025 Overview draws on the latest national data to highlight the growing burden of these cancers, including the stark inequities faced by women in regional, rural and remote areas, those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, and First Nations women, reinforcing the need for urgent action.