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| | Looking forward to a momentous year for the cancer sector The year is well and truly underway and what a year it is shaping to be for the cancer sector, culminating in the World Cancer Leaders’ Summit in November in Melbourne. We are pleased to support the host, Cancer Council Victoria, as co-hosts alongside Monash Partners Comprehensive Cancer Consortium and McCabe Centre for Law and Cancer.
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Albury Wodonga Health appointed as first Associate Member A significant milestone for the VCCC Alliance, the appointment of a regional health service contributes to better equity for all Victorians in cancer research, treatment and care, as well as education for the cancer workforce.
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VCCC Alliance impact on cancer sector evident in new report The VCCC Alliance has contributed significantly to increased collaboration between its 10 members organisations, including a two-to-threefold increase in co-authored publications compared to a decade ago, a new report has found.
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Roadmap to precision oncology unveiled The VCCC Alliance and Monash Partners Comprehensive Cancer Consortium are proud to unveil a roadmap for advancing equitable access to genomic testing for cancer.
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| Professor David Eisenstat appointed as Board Director The VCCC Alliance is pleased to welcome childhood cancer expert Professor David Eisenstat as its newest Board Director. He replaces outgoing member, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute Director, Professor Kathryn North AC.
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Response to National Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines The VCCC Alliance has provided feedback on the proposed eligibility criteria outlined in the draft National Lung Cancer Screening Program (NLSCP) Guidelines. Read our submission on the VCCC Alliance website.
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Consumer Engagement and Leadership Forum 2024 CATEGORY: WEBINAR
DURATION: 60 MINUTES Held in Bendigo, the 2024 forum was dedicated to advancing equity in regional cancer care through building lasting partnerships with consumers and community. With the theme "A shared vision: Equity for all", the forum shared the importance of prioritising direct consumer involvement, engaging diverse communities, and building partnerships.
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Need support during your cancer experience? We have you covered CATEGORY: WEBINAR
DURATION: 60 MINUTES
Learn about Cancer Council Victoria's (CCV) support services, available to your patients, their carers and significant others. Natalie Lalor and Kate Barber tell us more about CCV's Cancer Information and Support Service, as well as the Nurse Counselling Service. View webinarough the fundamentals of disease assessment in clinical trials, ensuring you achieve meaningful endpoints from the outset. |
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Introduction to Investigator Initiated Trials (IITs) CATEGORY: COURSEDURATION: 4 HOURS This course aims to enable investigators to answer new clinical questions by creating Investigator Initiated Trials, which in turn increases access to clinical trials for patients. Follow the life of an IIT over 8 educational modules.
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Monday 17 February, 1.00–2.00pm MLL: Differentiation loss and colon cancer Prof John Mariadason from the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute will discuss his lab's findings into the molecular drivers of differentiation loss, and the implications for cancer initiation and progression. Register |
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| | Tuesday 18 February, 12.30–1.30pm Leadership Webinar Series: Navigating impostorism Impostorism is a common experience among professionals who doubt their achievements and fear being perceived as frauds. Kirsty Freeman will discuss the strategies to help you recognise, understand and mitigate these feelings. Register |
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| | | | Monday 24 February, 1.00–2.00pm MLL: Caring for our cancer carers Hear about work underway by the McCabe Centre for Law and Cancer and Cancer Council Victoria towards advocating for carer rights to be adopted in law and policy. Register |
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| | Tuesday 25 February–13 May Online Career Program by Careers Map Hear about work underway by the McCabe Centre for Law and Cancer and Cancer Council Victoria towards advocating for carer rights to be adopted in law and policy. Register |
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Monday 31 March, 9.30–11.30am Showcasing linked data for cancer research Discover how Data Connect is linking general practice data to Victorian cancer registry and hospital administrative datasets, and used this to examine diagnostic pathways, contributors to cancer diagnostic delay, and effects on cancer outcomes.Register |
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Monday 23 May, All Day Lung Cancer Screening Symposium Join us for this symposium designed to prepare health professionals, consumer advocates, and policymakers for the launch of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program in July 2025. Register |
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Sector Events & Opportunities |
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TRAMx Bootcamp Starting Wednesday 19 February 2025, seven dates available A one-day intensive research translation workshop designed for researchers, staff and students at all levels, including PhD candidates. Create real-world impact, communicate your research effectively and think about its broader potential. Learn more and apply › |
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Simulation Symposium Friday 28 February 2025 Hear about translational simulation, with keynotes from A/Prof Ellen Davies, Research Program Lead for Adelaide Health Simulation, University of Adelaide, and Prof Victoria Brazil, Director of Bond University, Translational Simulation Collaborative, plus workshops and a showcase of translational simulation work across Victoria. Learn more and apply › |
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Pal-spectives Webinar: Rethinking Dementia – Ripples and Responses Wednesday 12 March 2025, 4.00pm AEDT A conversation with author Michael Chapman on the launching of his book “Rethinking Dementia: Ripples and Responses”, joined by Prof Paul Komesaroff and Prof Jennifer Philip. Learn more and apply › |
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2025 Jeannie Ferris Award: Call for nominations Applications close 5.00pm, Friday 11 April 2025 Cancer Australia is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Jeannie Ferris Award, recognising individuals who have made outstanding contributions to improving equity in cancer outcomes. Learn more and apply › |
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FOCUSau: Call for participants for a new national trial People living with cancer are being invited to participate in a NHMRC trial that focuses on improving quality of life. Learn more and apply › |
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