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Cancer has long been known as a physical condition, but it is also potentially, a traumatic event causing a range of mental health responses (not just anxiety and depression!)

Think vascular access is “just a line”? Think again. Discover why getting it right matters—and how you can make a difference from day one.

Join this free, collaborative webinar on survivorship care for people living with and beyond head and neck cancer. Delivered as part of a joint series with the Australian Cancer Survivorship Centre, COSA, Head and Neck Cancer Australia, CNSA and Cancer Council, this session brings nursing and allied health perspectives together to strengthen practical, multidisciplinary survivorship care.

Fuel up for the day with an interactive breakfast event exploring the essentials of apheresis and its role in cancer care. Our interactive breakfast education session will enhance your clinical knowledge and practical understanding of apheresis therapies used in oncology settings.

Learn how to identify eligible breast cancer patients, deliver clear consent, and integrate testing into routine clinics using a standardized nurse led pathways.

Join us for an important session exploring colorectal cancer care in vulnerable population groups, with a focus on patients under 50. Gain practical insights into early detection, tailored communication and the unique clinical and supportive care needs across these age extremes.

This webinar will explore the delirium in people with cancer, including prevention, management and impact.

Clinical trials are essential to advancing cancer care, offering patients access to new and emerging treatments while shaping the future of oncology practice. For novice cancer nurses, understanding how clinical trials work—and the nurse’s role within them—is key to delivering safe, informed, and compassionate care. This session provides a practical introduction to clinical trials, including how patients are recruited, what participation involves, and how nurses support patients throughout their journey.

Explore emerging treatment approaches for transplant‑ineligible newly diagnosed multiple myeloma and discover how a regional tele‑oncology model is improving access, reducing travel burden, and supporting nurse‑led care closer to home.

Helping nurses confidently answer patient questions about exercise, safety, and metastatic disease.