This webinar is the first of our Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program (ACNNP) Series and offers an opportunity for the Cancer Nursing workforce to receive an update on the ACNNP - All-Cancer Nurses Stream and the proposed Model of Care developed by the McGrath Foundation.
The Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) is proud to partner with the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) to present an insightful webinar.
COSA's Geriatric Oncology Group is seeking review of the draft Optimal Care Pathway, Quick Reference Guide and Guide to Best Practice for older people with Cancer.
Watch back this inspiring lunchtime conversation with CNSA members and HESTA Nurse of the Year winners Shannon Philp, Sue Hegarty, and 2025 winner Ty Simpson.
A new umbrella review brings together more than a decade of evidence on specialist cancer nurse-led care. It finds nurses make their strongest impact in self-management support, symptom management and patient satisfaction, with clear messages for workforce planning.
In this episode of Nursing Excellence in Cancer Care, CEO Jemma Still and President Anne Mellon unpack why 2026 is a pivotal year for cancer nursing. They discuss the redevelopment of the Australian Cancer Nursing Framework, workforce pressures and burnout, national moves toward post‑graduate accreditation, and CNSA’s new cancer nursing education portal.
As part of the ongoing implementation of the Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program (ACNNP), the McGrath Foundation is leading the development of a federally funded supportive cancer care nursing program to enhance equity in care for people with any type of cancer across Australia.
