Supporting Cancer Survivors to Address Fatigue and Weight Problems

Theme Survivorship, Exercise & Cancer, Nutrition, Psycho-Oncology
Location Online
DATE 10 June 2022

Supporting Cancer Survivors to Address Fatigue and Weight Problems

Inspiring, Motivating and Guiding for Change

The Australian Cancer Survivorship Centre, Cancer Council Victoria, Cancer Nurses Society of Australia and the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia presented a free interactive webinar to explore allied health professionals’ role in supporting positive lifestyle changes, including diet and exercise, among cancer survivors.

Facilitated by Prof Ray Chan (Chair of COSA’s Survivorship Group, Director of Caring Futures Institute and Professor of Cancer Nursing, Flinders University), it was an insightful program centred around a cancer survivor’s experience, with a dietitian, exercise physiologist and nurse sharing their expertise.

Speakers/Panellists

Professor Ray Chan, Director and Professor of Cancer Nursing, Caring Futures Institute, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Flinders University
Dr David Mizrahi, Chair of COSA’s Exercise and Cancer Executive Committee
Jane Stewart, Clinical Lead Dietitian, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
Clem Byard, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Cancer Council Victoria
Paul Malouf, Consumer representative

Recording

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COSAoncology 4 days ago

You have till this Friday 22 Nov '24 to submit an abstract for the National Cancer Survivorship Conference #Surv25 in Melbourne, 6-7 March. We particularly welcome submissions from survivors themselves and those whose work is in partnership with survivors https://t.co/6V4F3x1vvF https://t.co/vjp4hfcVXN

COSAoncology 5 days ago

You have till this Friday 22 Nov '24 to submit an abstract for the National Cancer Survivorship Conference #Surv25 to be held in Melbourne, March 2025. We particularly welcome submissions from survivors and those whose work is in partnership with survivors https://t.co/6V4F3x1vvF https://t.co/87PUAMTxwA

COSAoncology 8 days ago

It's a wrap! Thanks to everyone who made #COSA24 a huge success, not least the almost 900 delegates who joined us on the Gold Coast. Watch the video for all the stats. https://t.co/ysZNul66qH

COSAoncology 8 days ago

@sdent_cardioonc spent many years providing cancer care in Ontario Canada and was delighted to take home @garvey_gail's 'Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and Cancer' from #COSA24. @sdent_cardioonc shared her expertise on cardiovascular multimorbidity and cancer at the ASM. https://t.co/1Db1QSn3py

COSAoncology 8 days ago

Job well done! #COSA24 Co-convenors Michael Powell and Sean Hill delivered an amazing meeting. Time to relax ... almost. See what's left on the program https://t.co/ACGrZGt2Ee https://t.co/NVi9bY1fiL

COSAoncology 8 days ago

You won't want to miss the #COSA24 plenary on AI in Healthcare with presenters @thedeanh @dhansen35 and Prof Catherine Jones. Followed by a panel discussion at Q&A. Today at 1:30pm https://t.co/AEgtwaqSIS

COSAoncology 9 days ago

Congratulations to the winner of the Best of the Best Oral presentation on Education at #COSA24 Grace Gard. https://t.co/jn4TmaifII

COSAoncology 9 days ago

Congratulations to the tied winners of the Best of the Best Oral presentation on Clinical Research at #COSA24 Bishma Jayathilaka and Belinda Sassé. https://t.co/E8XTcBsRSq

COSAoncology 9 days ago

@sdent_cardioonc spent years providing cancer care in Ontario Canada and was thrilled to take home a copy of @garvey_gail's 'Indigenous and Tribal Peoples with Cancer' from #COSA24. @sdent_cardioonc shared her expertise in cardiovascular multimorbidity and cancer at the ASM https://t.co/mBYaLc5qQ4

COSAoncology 9 days ago

Congratulations to the winner of the Best of the Best Oral Rapid Fire presentation on 'Rare and less common cancers' at #COSA24 Ashleigh R Sharman. https://t.co/sOHBUDJvtW

Supporting Cancer Survivors to Address Fatigue and Weight Problems