Current Survivorship Research Fellows

  • GROUP Survivorship
  • PROJECT SPAN 2022
  • DATE 17/10/2022

Current Fellows

The COSA Survivorship Group is very pleased to announce the appointment of four COSA Survivorship Research Fellows.

Congratulations

COSA Cancer Survivorship Research Fellow Gemma McErlean COSA Cancer Survivorship Research Fellow Carla Thamm
A/Prof Gemma McErlean Dr Carla Thamm
Developing a practical guidance tool to assist with choice of appropriate survivorship models of car

Patterns of Care and Health Service Costs for Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivors in Queensland
Co-primary mentors: Prof Raymond Chan and Prof Michael Jefford Co-primary mentors: Prof Gail Garvey and Dr Shafkat Jahan
 
 
COSA Cancer Survivorship Research Fellow Mijan Raman COSA Cancer Survivorship Research Fellow Rebecca Venchiarutti
Dr Md Mijanur Rahman Dr Rebecca Venchiarutti

Knowledge, provision, and utilisation patterns of Chronic Disease GP Management Plans and Team Care Arrangements

 Addressing multimorbidity in cancer survivors
Co-primary mentors: A/Prof Nicolas Hart and Prof Gail Garvey Primary mentor: Prof Bogda Koczwara

COSA's Survivorship Research Fellowship program was established in 2020 to help build capacity in survivorship research. The Fellows will receive mentorship, guidance and support from the Survivorship Executive Committee, which comprises internationally renowned senior clinicians and researchers in cancer survivorship. Each project will help advance survivorship research and improve outcomes for all Australians after cancer treatment. The Executive was very impressed with the quality of applications submitted, and we congratulate the successful Fellows.

If you are interested in keeping up to date on the progress of these projects and learning more about the work of the Survivorship Group, remember to select the Survivorship Group in MY COSA.

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