Clinical Oncology Society of Australia
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COSA is the peak national body for all health professionals whose work involves the care of cancer patients.
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The benefits of membership are both professional and financial.
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Online access to the Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology & many other publications
Member BenefitsUpcoming
events

22/03/2023 - 24/03/2023
ANZGOG 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting
Australia New Zealand Gynaecological Oncology Group (ANZGOG)
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16/05/2023 - 19/05/2023
ALLG May 2023 Scientific Meeting
Australasia Leukaemia and Lymphoma Group
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Education
COSA supports the professional and educational needs of its members by designing, developing and delivering professional development activities. Examples of these activities include the ASM, Clinical Professional Days, the Cancer Care Coordination Conference and the development of Clinical Practice Guidelines.
Research
COSA facilitates research across the spectrum of cancer care through the ASM, COSA Groups and support for the Cancer Cooperative Trials Groups. COSA also publishes submissions and reports related to cancer research issues in Australia.
Advocacy
COSA is active in advocating for improvements in cancer care policy in Australia. COSA regularly makes submissions to government and other organisations on matters of significance to COSA members. COSA also releases reports and position statements developed by COSA members.
Collaboration
COSA works to enhance cancer care in Australia through the development of professional networks. COSA members with a common interest in a discipline, disease type or area of need form Groups to discuss issues and develop solutions to common problems in cancer care.
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COSAoncology 4 days ago
We'll be posting this position statement on the COSA website shortly.
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COSAoncology 4 days ago
COSA Retweeted @bogda_koczwara: Just published: our paper on #comorbidity management in #breast cancer: ✅89% had comorbidities ✅many #comorbidities in…
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COSAoncology 5 days ago
COSA Retweeted @JulieMcCrossin: Really agree Dr Chan. Please spread the word. Patient presentations value-added significantly. Co-chairing with a clini…
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
A final vox pop from our wonderful Convenor @bogda_koczwara, and what makes her hopeful about the current direction of cancer care #surv23 https://t.co/18iMzxp6tK
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
Dr Julia Morris, one of the inaugural COSA Cancer Survivorship Research Fellows, was clearly impressed by the Affirmative Team at yesterday's debate #surv23 https://t.co/pnzxD0sSne
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
Faces of cancer survival, and the reason we've all met in Adelaide this week #surv23 https://t.co/arkhum7w6i
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
Rounding off the last day at #surv23 with the conference theme: Solidarity in Survivorship https://t.co/IQTeM2GkwU
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
#surv23 You can listen to @MoniqueLymph 's 9 minute section on the ABC Health Report here: https://t.co/Ppk9qC6SqX
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
It's been wonderful to connect in person again at #surv23 after a four-year gap. Hats off to the Program Committee for organising a stellar line-up! https://t.co/QMq00LQGmK https://t.co/VfllTGdKTD
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
Building links for better survivorship #surv23 https://t.co/5Sv18oyf7L
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