2000kms apart - Working together. How a team of Australian Neuroendocrine Cancer Nurses are delivering a National Supportive Care Service for People Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer
2000kms apart - Working together. How a team of Australian Neuroendocrine Cancer Nurses are delivering a National Supportive Care Service for People Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer
Discover the free support services available through Cancer Council Victoria and how they can enhance the care you provide to patients, families and carers.
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.
What should you look for when a patient's family history raises questions about inherited cancer risk? And what should you do next? This month's Nursing Excellence in Cancer Care explores this increasingly important part of cancer care.
Fear of cancer recurrence can emerge in almost any survivorship conversation, and cancer nurses are often well placed to recognise when concerns are beginning to affect a person’s wellbeing. A new free eLearning module provides practical guidance to help clinicians identify, assess and respond to fear of recurrence as part of routine cancer care.
This webinar explores contemporary nursing considerations in the management of transplant-ineligible newly diagnosed multiple myeloma. Through real-world experience, you will gain insight into how tele-oncology can improve patient travel burden while maintaining high-quality nurse-led care.
