- Theme Cancer Care Coordination, Survivorship
- Location Online
- DATE 12 - 12 Oct 2021
Nurses integrating optimal survivorship care: it's everyone's business
Facilitated by Prof Ray Chan, this webinar included three presentations and a facilitated panel discussion. The three 10 minute presentations illustrated nurses integrating survivorship care in three different care settings followed by a Q&A. Then our three panel members, including a consumer, joined for a facilitated panel discussion based on the key messages delivered in the presentations.
During this session, participants developed an understanding of:
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- Awareness and understanding of how survivorship care aligns with different nursing roles
- Awareness of coordination and communication between nurses and other healthcare providers as essential to ensuring optimal survivorship care
- The role of nurses to identify unmet needs and customise survivorship care
- Confidence in when/how to initiate discussions about survivorship and common issues, and
- Direct learners to evidence-based tools and supports
Speakers
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- Professor Ray Chan, Director and Professor of Cancer Nursing, Caring Futures Institute, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Flinders University
- Cyril Dixon, Acting Director Support Services at Ovarian Cancer Australia
- Josh Hart, NUM of the Radiotherapy unit at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
- Bethany Crowe, CNC and Nurse Researcher Fellow at Princess Alexandra Hospital
Panellists
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- Katherine Lane, Head of Cancer Information and Support Services, Strategy & Support, Cancer Council Victoria
- Anne Mellon, Clinical Nurse Consultant Gynaecological Oncology, Hunter New England Centre for Gynaecological Cancer
- Kim Hurley, Consumer representative
Recording
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