- FOUNDED 1993
Overview
The COSA Psycho-Oncology Group helps to ensure COSA remains appropriately connected and at the forefront of the cancer control agenda, especially as it relates to psycho-oncology by ensuring the discipline is represented on COSA Council – our main scientific and advisory body representing all COSA Members.
The COSA Psycho-Oncology Group's aims to:
- promote the psychosocial care of cancer patients and their families and carers
- enhance the capacity of health professionals to deliver optimal psychosocial care
- promote the timely translation of research into clinical practice
Psycho-oncology is well represented throughout the COSA membership and our Affiliated Organisations, therefore the COSA Psycho-Oncology Group is not currently undertaking any specific COSA projects.
The COSA Psycho-Oncology Group has strong links to the COSA Affiliated Organisation the Psycho-oncology Co-operative Research Group (PoCoG).
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Psycho-Oncology Group Chair
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COSAoncology 2 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
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COSAoncology 3 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
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COSAoncology 6 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
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COSAoncology 6 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
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COSAoncology 6 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
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COSAoncology 6 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
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COSAoncology 6 days ago
Congratulations to the winner of the Best of the Best Oral presentation on Education at #COSA24 Grace Gard. https://t.co/jn4TmaifII
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COSAoncology 7 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
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COSAoncology 7 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
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COSAoncology 7 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
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