Vision
& Mission
The overarching mission of COSA is to improve cancer care and control through collaboration.
COSA achieves this by:
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- supporting the professional and educational needs of cancer health professionals
- enhancing cancer care and control through network development
- advocating for improvements in cancer care and control
- facilitating research across the spectrum of cancer
Read more about the objects of COSA in the COSA Constitution.
COSA Strategic Plan
Why COSA
membership?
COSA is the national oncology community bringing together multidisciplinary health professionals across all cancers to advance care and improve outcomes.
As a COSA member, you will have opportunities to connect with oncology leaders, build networks and collaborations, access professional development and education, drive advocacy, and facilitate research.
COSA Constitution
November 2024
Constitution PDF
Strategic Plan
2024-2029
Strategic Plan PDF
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Catch the Highlights of ISOPP CAPhO Symposium 2025 in a live webinar Saturday 27 September 7:30am AEST. Speakers include @DrKEWatson, Melanie Danilak & Prof Lita Chew. The webinar is free for members of @COSAoncology @ISOPPorg @CAPhO_ACPhO @BOPACommittee.
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Our September member newsletter is out now. Check your inbox for COSA news – opportunities, group and affiliate updates, webinars, journal articles and more. Or log in and read it online anytime at
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Check your inbox for the September Nutrition Group eNews for journal articles, PD, resources and more. If you're not subscribed, login to your COSA member account
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@COSAoncology @ASCO @EuropeanCancer are using their collective voices to raise awareness of challenges impacting the wellbeing of health professionals and to define principles for creating healthy workplace cultures in health systems. See Lancet Oncology
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Exercise & Cancer / Global Oncology Group Fellowship opportunities! COSA is offering two Fellowships to early-mid career researchers to coordinate and lead a study to develop a model of care for exercise oncology for a lower-middle-income country setting.
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The latest Survivorship eNews is out now! With working group updates, new COSA-endorsed resources, journal articles, COSA-IPOS 2025 key survivorship sessions & more. Check your inbox, visit
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Cancer Pharmacists Group Fellowship opportunity! COSA is offering an early career researcher mentorship, guidance and support to develop a COSA position statement on 'Documentation of Hypersensitivity Reactions to SACT'. Find out more
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Congratulations @Joanne472 recipient of the 2025 Melanie Price Psycho-Oncology Award and Dr Sarah Ellis recipient of the 2025 Phyllis Butow New Investigator Award. Join us in recognising their achievements at COSA-IPOS 2025 in Adelaide in November.
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Congrats Prof Gail Garvey AM recipient of 2025 Tom Reeve Award for Outstanding Contribution to Cancer Care. Her work has contributed greatly to policy and practice changes to improve the outcomes of First Nation's people with cancer. Presentation & oration
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Our August member newsletter is out now. Check your inbox for COSA news and updates – webinars, resources, opportunities, journal articles and events. Or log in and read it online anytime at
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