National Framework for Genomics in Cancer Consultation 2024

CNSA’s partner Slater and Gordon will be providing a series of information pieces and case studies designed to support members in recognising when their patients may benefit from legal advice and advocacy. We know that nurses are always looking for ways to support their patients and their families — being informed about their ability to make a claim could make a huge difference.

Public consultation is open to contribute to the optimal care pathway for people living in rural and remote areas with cancer

This report explores why outcomes and experiences remain worse for people with rare and less common cancers – and what we can do to change that.

Good news for nurse practitioners and patients: PBAC has recommended expanded prescribing in cancer care. Read the President’s update for what this means, highlights from CanForum, and an invitation to join our Rare Cancers Community of Practice on 19 September to keep the advocacy conversation going.

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.

Catch up on the latest from Cancer Australia, including the launch of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program, new scholarship and grant opportunities, and national efforts to improve care for children, young adults, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.