National Skin Cancer Action Week: 20-26 November

  National Skin Cancer Action WeekTM  highlights that we need to do more to promote sun protection. Often called our ‘national cancer’, Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world, with approximately two in three Australians diagnosed with skin cancer during their lifetime. It is estimated that almost twice as many men…

Australian Cancer Plan – Consultation open

Consultation opens on draft Australian Cancer Plan The Australian Government is calling for stakeholder input on the draft Australian Cancer Plan (ACP) which is designed to provide lasting change and improve outcomes for all people affected by cancer. ‘The draft ACP presents the opportunity for all Australians to comment on a ground-breaking national strategy that…

The NSW Cancer Plan

The NSW Cancer Plan was launched earlier this year. It provides a whole-of-sector perspective on cancer control and describes how our key stakeholders across the state, including NSW Health, will work together to deliver better outcomes. This Plan was designed with stakeholders who provided their thoughts, comments and expertise. More than 800 people contributed their…

Cancer Institute NSW – Cancer Conversations

Cancer Conversations, an after-hours online forum run by the Cancer Institute NSW where ‘the latest information and emerging evidence from key cancer conferences are brought to life with expert speakers from across the state.’ The Cancer Institute NSW and eviQ Education are hosting a free webinar on Tuesday 15 November at 7pm exploring a coordinated…

From the NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation – Improving Aboriginal health through culture and innovation

The following from the NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) Clinician Connect October 2022   Improving Aboriginal health through culture and innovation  In this issue, explore how we can improve Aboriginal health through culture and innovation; discover new resources to help reduce frailty and its risk factors; and read updates from our clinical networks. Editorials…