Scaling Exercise in Cancer Care: Digital Innovation and Implementation in PracticeThis session will bring together leading expertise in exercise oncology and implementation science. Dr David Mizrahi will present on Digital Pathways to Exercise in Oncology: Opportunities and Challenges, highlighting how digital innovations are transforming access to exercise interventions for people living with and beyond cancer, … Read more
Molecular Tumour Board – Precision treatment for cancer of the thyroid A Molecular Tumour Board (MTB) is a multi-disciplinary forum for discussion, interpretation and communication about molecular results that may have implications for patient care. The NSW Cancer Research Education Seminar Series features educational Molecular Tumour Board (MTB) sessions, including case-based presentations from MTBs working … Read more
Cancer Surgery PrehabilitationIn this webinar we will hear from three clinician-researchers who will discuss their work in cancer surgery prehabilitation. Jenny Mackney will present on the development and scaling of the C-SPRITES multimodal prehabilitation model of care, for people living with cancer in regional and rural NSW. Shane McAuliffe will then explore the critical role … Read more
AI applications in cancer care and researchThis session will provide insights on how the field of artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in different cancer contexts. A brief introduction on AI in cancer care will be followed by presentations from the research and health services perspectives. Dr Waddington will highlight the challenges of building and … Read more
Opportunities for Proteomics in Cancer ResearchThis one-hour statewide virtual seminar will explore mass spectrometry-based proteomics as a cutting-edge frontier in cancer research. Participants will learn how proteomic data can transform patient care by enabling more precise risk stratification, treatment selection, and improved disease classification. Led by leading experts in translational cancer proteomics, the session is … Read more
Personalised Cancer Care – Where are we now?Personalised cancer care has made significant strides in recent years, with a growing emphasis on tailoring treatments to individual patients based on their unique genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. From personalised care leveraging genomics to making care truly personal and person-centred, these advancements are reshaping the landscape of … Read more
Targeted therapies for high-risk cancer – a reason for hope?Targeted therapies for high-risk cancers use drugs or substances to specifically attack cancer cells or environments based on their genetic mutations, minimising damage to healthy cells. These therapies may offer a more personalised and effective treatment approach. Join us for an insightful session where leading experts … Read more
Molecular Tumour Board. Treating Acute Myeloid Leukaemia in the Genomics EraSpeakersDr Lachlin Vaughan. Clinical and laboratory haematologist and the clinical lead for acute leukaemias at Westmead Hospital.Dr Gaurav Sutrave. Staff Specialist Haematologist and a Blood Transplant and Cell Therapies Physician at Westmead Hospital, and the Medical Director for the Westmead T cell Therapies Laboratory.
The Single Patient Digital Record (SPDR) project and how this may help support clinical and basic science research. The NSW Health Single Patient Digital Record (SPDR) project is creating a comprehensive digital record for each NSW Health patient, integrating data from various healthcare sources. As well as optimizing access to vital patient information for clinicians … Read more
Cancer Prevention Research in Specific PopulationsImproving health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities and other specific populations requires culturally responsive cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment strategies. This seminar provides insights from two cancer prevention studies undertaken: “Culturally Responsive Approaches to Smoking and Vaping Cessation” and “Understanding Youth Perspectives: Cervical Cancer Prevention among … Read more
