Wednesday, 12th November 2025 Joint Meeting of the COSA ASM and IPOS Congress

Speakers:

• Georgie Fairhall, Acting Assistant Secretary, Cancer and Palliative Care Branch, Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
• Dr Susannah Morris, Health Consumer Advocate and Representative, Member of Expert Advisory Group, ACNNP
• Ryan Barlow, Deputy Chief Executive Officer , McGrath Foundation
• Danielle Spence, Head of Division, Strategy and Support, Cancer Council Victoria
• Siona Hardy, CEO, Canteen
• Christine Cockburn, Chief Executive Officer, Rare Cancers Australia

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Welcome by COSA President, Sabe Sabesan & IPOS President, Wendy Wing Tak Lam
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Official opening 

• A common sense oncology approach to optimising care - Deme Karikios
• International and Australian models: Developing Best Practice in Networked Comprehensive Cancer Care - Dorothy Keefe
• Breaking Barriers: Enhancing Psychosocial Support in Oncology – Strategies to Overcome Systemic Challenges - Wendy Wing Tak Lam

• Predicting outcomes of cancer treatment through microbiome screening - Courtney B Cross
• Drug repurposing in cancer care - Nikola Bowden
• Optimising cancer pharmacy care for patients with serious mental illness - Lachlan Roth
• Real-world patient experience with medicinal cannabis use for symptom management in an Australian advanced cancer setting: a mixed method, cohort study using the theory of planned behaviour framework   - Judith Lacey

12:20 PM Panel discussion and Q&A

• The role of neoadjuvant therapy in pancreatic cancer with a multidisciplinary lens - Amitesh Roy
• An Observational Study following Circulating tumour DNA during multi-Agent Therapy in PDAC - Daniel Croagh
• Prehabilitation for UGI and HPB Cancers - Rohan Miegel
• Current State of Pancreatic Enzyme Replacement (PERT) in Australia and New Zealand – ASPERT Research Group - Amanda Landers
• The changing landscape of immunotherapy in gastro-oesophageal cancer   - Stephanie Lim
• Obesogenic sarcopenia: implications for treatment and outcomes - Nicole Kiss

12:12 PM Panel discussion and Q&A

• Qualitative outcomes from a pilot First Nations cancer coordination program: perspectives of First Nations patients and families - Tanya Druce and Mollie C Wilson
• Evaluating the readability, understandability, and cultural appropriateness of online cancer resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples - Georgia KB Halkett
• Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Cancer Survivorship: A 2-Year Longitudinal Database Study - Lawrence Kasherman
• Development and Evaluation of an LGBTIQ+ Inclusivity Toolkit for Cancer Care Professionals - Fiona Crawford-Williams
• Rural variations in primary care prostate cancer diagnosis and survival: A cohort study using linked Australian Primary Care Electronic Medical Record data - Meena Rafiq
• Rare and Rural: how to increase equity in access to supportive cancer care for people with a rare cancer living rurally - Evelien Spelten

• ‘They made me feel like I was at home’: Experiences of psychosocial care in the Australian Youth Cancer Service - Kit Bibby
• Supporting Women with Adherence to Endocrine Therapy: HT&Me Intervention in Early Breast Cancer - Jo Brett
• “But no one knows” – Navigating the complexities of Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients. - Jessica Elliott
• How optimal is adolescent and young adult cancer care: an audit across an integrated cancer service network - Ashley Macleod
• Adapting Fear of Recurrence Therapy (FORT) for Adolescent and Early Young Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer: Protocol and Preliminary Adaptation Findings - K. Brooke Russell
• Tailoring the Response: Building Family Violence Capability in Oncology Settings through Training and Consultation - Natasha Sergent

• Sex and gender reporting in Australian cancer clinical trials: Are we doing enough? - Vikneswary Batumalai
• Clinico-Psychosocial Factors Influencing Quality of Life Among Penile Cancer Survivors in South India: A Descriptive Cross-Sectional Study   - Vijay C
• A better normal; creation of gender inclusive side-effect specific resources, for oncosexual management - Anita Brown-Major
• Development of a support group for women with gynecological cancers in Guam - Camarin G. Meno
• Sex differences in cancer incidence and survival: a Danish nationwide population-based study assessing 35 cancer sites - Fie Stegenborg
• Recovering libido after medical castration; a neurological rather than physiological therapeutic lens - Anita Brown-Major

• Evaluating a digital psycho-oncology intervention (Finding My Way-Advanced) for women with metastatic breast cancer: Outcomes from a national multisite RCT. - Lisa Beatty
• Effects of an eHealth Appstore for Dutch people directly affected by cancer - Anne M. de Korte
• Web-based cognitive rehabilitation for patients with aggressive lymphoma: a randomised pilot trial - Priscilla Gates
• Evaluating the impact of dosage and modality of guidance on digital psycho-oncology interventions engagement and outcomes: A systematic review. - Amy Rigg
• Effectiveness of a mobile app-based cognitive-behavioural intervention compared to standard psycho-oncological care during primary oncological treatment of Polish breast cancer patients: a prospective two-arm randomized trial - Marta Pawełczak-Szastok
• Virtual Care Use and Unplanned Health Service Use Among Cancer Patients with comorbid mental health conditions. - Ramya Walsan

• Psychosocial care for patients with cancer in Japan: A SWOT analysis of the current landscape and future directions - Masako Okamura
• Psychosocial Services for Cancer Patients in Taiwan: A SWOT Analysis and Strategic Directions for Integration - Chihtao Cheng
• Psychosocial care for people living with a cancer diagnosis in Australia: A SWOT analysis of the current landscape and future directions - Haryana Dhillon
• SWOT Analysis and Experience Sharing on Psycho-social Support for Chinese Cancer Survivors - Xia Liu
• Psychosocial Care for Cancer Patients in India: A SWOT Analysis - Surendran Veeraiah
• Establishing and advancing psycho-oncology in Nepal: A SWOT analysis and exploring ways ahead - Rishav Dr. Koirala

12:05 PM Panel discussion

• A multi-perspective cross-sectional analysis of symptom burden and symptom clusters in childhood and adolescent cancer survivors in Australia. - Sarah J Ellis
• "Evaluating the Use of Genomic Sequencing in Advanced Cancers in Regional Australia: Experience from Gippsland" - Seshani Iddawela
• Veillonella parvula in platinum-resistant ovarian cancer: gut microbiota correlation and functional promotion of chemoresistance and cellular malignancy - Siyu Li
• A clinical quality dashboard to measure and address variation in lung cancer care - Shalini Vinod

Room E1 - COSA Global Oncology Group Meeting

Room E3 - COSA NETs Group Meeting

Hall A - IPOS Federation Committee

Hall B - IPOS Fundraising and Marketing Committee

Room E2 - IPOS Pediatric Special Interest Group Meeting

• Moving Beyond Barriers: Support Models for People with Severe Mental Illness Who Face Cancer - Pernille Bidstrup
• Disparities in Cancer Screening Uptake among Patients with Severe Mental Illness: Barriers, Challenges, and Opportunities for International Collaboration   - Yosuke Uchitomi

2:10 PM Panel discussion and Q&A with Luigi Grassi & Michelle Riba

Hall A - IPOS Implementation Science and Practice (ISP)

Hall B - IPOS Latin American/Spanish Special Interest Group (LASSIG) Meeting

Room E1 - IPOS Palliative Care Special Interest Group Meeting

Room E2 - IPOS Fear of Cancer Recurrence Special Interest Group (FORwards) Meeting

Room E3 - IPOS Research Committee Meeting

• Nutrition and swallowing outcomes following transoral robotic surgery (TORS) +/- adjuvant treatment for head and neck cancer - Teresa Brown
• Scout placement at time of biopsy for impalpable BI-RADS 5 lesions: A person-centred, value-based approach to preoperative localisation - Grace Carpenter
• Changing patterns of care in incurable biliary tract cancers in South Western Sydney, Australia - Zhen Howe Hong
• Identification of Exosome-Related G6PD in Breast Cancer and Investigation of Its Prognostic Significance - Rui Jiang
• GDF-15 levels and clinical correlates in head and neck cancer patients: developing a risk model for cachexia - Connor Williams

• Feasibility of extracting clinical quality indicators addressing supportive care management in a high-grade glioma cohort - Mirette Abraham
• Randomized Controlled Trial of the Meaning-Making Intervention (MMi) in Patients Newly Diagnosed with Advanced Cancer: Full Trial - Melissa Henry
• Building consensus and identifying priorities: using a Delphi technique to define core elements and clinical determinates for a nutrition model of care for people with cancer - Jenelle Loeliger
• Polypharmacy and potentially inappropriate medication use: Opportunities for prescriber- and pharmacist-led deprescribing for cancer inpatients. - Sam Maleki
• Time Toxicity and its Relationship with Quality of Life in Patients Undergoing Phase 1 Cancer Clinical Trials - Benita BR Rajvi

• Reimagining Nutrition in Cancer Care: From Supportive to Strategic - Carla Prado
• Sleep Oncology: Epidemiology and Interventions - Joshua F Wiley
• Rethinking Cancer Pain: Lessons from Research on Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy - Victoria Choi
• Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: Rethinking Cancer-Related Fatigue in Research and Clinical Practice - Carolina X Sandler

5:05 PM Panel discussion

• Cytokine Release Syndrome/Immune Effector Cell-Associated Neurotoxicity Syndrome (CRS & ICANS) - Gail Rowan
• Gut-neural crosstalk: A targetable axis for the control of neurotoxic side effects of targeted agents - Jacqui Scott
• Electronic patient reported outcome symptom monitoring for immune checkpoint inhibitor toxicities - Julia Lai-Kwon
• Non-pharmacological supportive care interventions during immunotherapy for people with cancer: A systematic scoping review and future directions - Morgan J Farley

• Online communication skills training for healthcare professionals working with First Nations Australians in radiation therapy: Effects on self-reported confidence, skills, and knowledge   - Ken Carter
• The Bare Truth: Uncovering Modesty Concerns to Optimise Radiotherapy Patient Care - Kylie L Dundas
• Strengthening the voice of families impacted by childhood cancer through Redkite's Lived Experience Advisory Group - Rhiannon Edge
• From Policy to Practice: Developing and Implementing a National Cancer Psychological and Social Support Service (CPSSS) - Justin Gulliver and Lauren Bradley
• Unheard Voices: Exploring Patient and Carer Experiences in Endometrial Cancer Care in Victoria - Frances F Graham
• Radiotherapy for treatment of granulosa cell tumour of the ovary: working with an international team of consumers to build a database of treatment experiences. - Victoria White

• Exploring the unmet needs of older people living with lung cancer: A qualitative study. - Nicole Knox
• Cancer Survivor and Family Preferences for Prehabilitation for Cancer Surgery: A Discrete Choice Experiment - Rohan Miegel
• Advancing Depression Assessment in Older Adults with Cancer: Development and Validation of the Older Adults with Cancer-Depression Scale (OAC-D), a Novel Patient-Reported Outcome - Christian Nelson
• Is metastatic cancer curable? Insights from a survey of medical oncologists - Shalini Subramaniam
• Double excluded? Breast Cancer and Severe Mental Illness in Women - Stigma, Interrupted Treatment Pathways and the Role of Psycho-oncology - Anna Syska-Bielak
• Implementation and Evaluation of a Nurse-Led Geriatric Oncology Model of Care in lung cancer - Shalini K Vinod

• Experience of intimate partner violence and its influence on cancer patients’ quality of life - Elizabeth O Akin-Odanye
• Who Benefits from Optimal Care? Exploring Equity, Survival, and Costs in Colorectal Cancer Optimal Care Pathway Alignment - Lisa Guccione
• Lotjpa Yapaneyepuk (Talk together) about cancer trials: Improving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s cancer clinical trials access in regional Victoria. - Leah Lindrea-Morrison
• Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) oncology patients - Sok Mian Ng
• Linking social adversity to stress and coping mechanisms in breast cancer: Towards targeted interventions - Chloe J Taub
• Improving Cancer Outcomes for LGBTQ+ Communities: A Statewide Partnership Approach - Scott C Walsberger
• Social disparities in lung cancer surgery utilisation and prognosis: a statewide, data-linkage study - Jianrong Zhang

• Evaluating the Acceptability of PET-CT guided Patient-Initiated Follow-Up (PIFU) with Digital Support for Head and Neck Cancer Survivors: Qualitative Findings from the PETNECK2 Study - Jo Brett
• Reducing Pain, Empowering Recovery: A Digital Health Approach to Post-Surgical Self-Management in Breast Cancer (ePainQ) - Sue Hartup
• Co-designing equitable access to specialist cancer nursing care: the PANConnect intervention. - Mei Krishnasamy
• Using An Electronic Health Record-Integrated Symptom Monitoring And Reporting Program To Alleviate Symptom Burden   - Jin-Shei Lai
• How is digitally enabled care being used in cancer services for people from ethnic minority backgrounds? A systematic review of models of care and outcomes - Reema Harrison
• Predictors of unplanned emergency department visits and hospitalisations among adults accessing virtual outpatient oncology services in Queensland, Australia - Ramya Walsan

• Global perspectives on the cancer journey:  Challenges and resilience in patients and family caregivers - Jennifer L Steel
• Dyadic Investigation of Stress Regulation and Sleep Health in Patients with Colorectal Cancer and Their Spousal Caregivers - Youngmee Kim
• Healthcare Professionals’ Perspectives on Unmet Needs and Palliative-Supportive Care Services for Cancer Patients and their Caregivers in Turkiye (Turkey) - Ozan Bahcivan
•  Hardiness in Enhancing Psychological Well-Being and Caregiving Satisfaction Among Informal Caregivers of Cancer Patients - Rachel RK Kansiime
• Assessment of burden, unmet needs, wellbeing, coping mechanisms of caregivers of cancer patients in South-West Nigeria - Chioma Asuzu
• Health Inequities in the Context of Cancer: The role of Social Determinants of Health on Patient and Family Caregiver Symptom Burden and Health in the United States - Jennifer Steel
• The meaning-making experiences of Australian individuals with cancer and their family caregivers - Mahala Martin
• The position of adult children as caregivers of seriously ill parents - a Danish qualitative study of adult children’s experiences - Annika von Heymann

5:15 PM    Panel discussion

• The specialised role of a dietitian providing support to women with metastatic breast cancer: insights from the Optimising Care study   - Brooke Baker
• Lived experience in education: the impact of digital versus in-person cancer narratives on self-reported healthcare student empathy levels - Daniel P Johnstone
• Partnering with Communities to Improve Psychosocial Oncology Care: A National Cancer Control Programme Pilot Study - Jennifer Kilkus
• Building a skilled future: the impact of the SKILLED clinical trials internship program on workforce development in Victoria - Christine Packer
• Shaping the future of cancer research and care: A national needs analysis for transformative education - Kyleigh Smith
• Exploring Australian cancer nurses' practices in patient education: addressing seven domains of care - Marisa Stevens
• Strengthening Consumer-Researcher Partnerships: Building Capability for Meaningful Engagement in Cancer Research    - Siobhan Dunne

• Case Report: Extravasation of Enfortumab Vedotin in a Patient with Metastatic Urothelial Carcinoma - Guru Sule
• CEP290 as the positive feedback regulator of Nrf2 modulates melanoma cell ferroptosis - Jin Yan
• SPACE Peptide-Modified Exosomes Loaded with Shikonin for the Treatment of Radiation-Induced Skin Injury - Qi Zeng
• Patient-Derived Malignant Mesothelioma Organoids: A Novel Preclinical Platform for Personalized Treatment - Lin Zhao
• Imlunestrant, as Monotherapy and Combined with Abemaciclib, in East Asian (EA) Patients with Advanced Breast Cancer (ABC): Results from the Phase 3 EMBER-3 trial - Dion Marinkovich
• Impact of body mass index (BMI) on efficacy and safety of abemaciclib in patients with breast cancer (BC) treated in the monarchE trial - Fran Boyle
• Efficacy and safety of abemaciclib in younger patients with early breast cancer (EBC) in the monarchE trial - Fran Boyle
• Time to subsequent therapy in patients with primary advanced or recurrent endometrial cancer (pA/rEC) receiving dostarlimab plus carboplatin-paclitaxel (DOST+CP) compared with patients receiving placebo plus CP (PBO+CP) in the ENGOT-EN6-NSGO/GOG-3031/RUBY trial - Daniel Gregory
• Imlunestrant with or without Abemaciclib in Advanced Breast Cancer (ABC): a Subgroup Analysis in CDK4/6 inhibitor (CDK4/6i)-pretreated patients from EMBER-3 - Dion Marinkovich
• Imlunestrant with or without Abemaciclib as First- (1L) and Second-line (2L) Therapy in Advanced Breast Cancer (ABC): a Subgroup Analysis from the EMBER-3 trial - Dion Marinkovich
• Patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in patients with ER+, HER2- advanced breast cancer (ABC) treated with imlunestrant, investigator’s choice standard endocrine therapy, or imlunestrant+abemaciclib: Results from the phase III EMBER-3 trial - Dion Marinkovich
• Transforming Cancer of Unknown Primary with Intelligent Diagnostics (CUPID): A retrospective cohort analysis of patients with CUP treated before and after publication of Australia’s Optimal Care Pathway - Abigail Miller
• Efficacy and safety of single-agent fruquintinib as maintenance therapy after induction chemotherapy in first-line treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer - Jianjun Peng
• Effects of an individualized complex intervention on distress and health-related quality of life among breast cancer patients - Katarina Velickovic
• Outcomes for Patients with Micro-invasive or Small HER2+ Breast Cancer in Northern Sydney Local Health District - Yuanyuan Xue
• Anticancer drugs outside of the cancer setting (ADOCS) – taking the pressure off cancer services - Tia Moeke
• Supporting Pacific Islands cancer pharmacists to expand their knowledge and skills to advance cancer care. - Marissa Ryan
• Overall treatment time in the treatment of cancer cervix and its impact on early response- a dash towards the 56 days guideline. - Mouchumee Bhattacharyya
• What now? Identifying survivorship needs for Cancer Patients in Their 20s and 30s. - Matt Brown
• "All New Lung Cancer Diagnoses should have access to the support from a Specialist Lung Cancer Nurse" - Tracey L Cooke
• Geriatric Oncology- How can we make this FIT? - Jodi Dumbrell
• Implementation of a frailty and falls screening tool in a Sydney medical oncology clinic - Elspeth Fayle
• Tepotinib in patients with MET exon 14 (METex14) skipping non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) from the VISION study: ≥3-year follow-up outcomes - Stephanie Gasking
• Safety and patient-reported outcomes with tepotinib in patients with METex14 skipping NSCLC: ≥3-year follow-up of VISION - Stephanie Gasking
• Long-term outcomes with tepotinib for clinically relevant subgroups of patients with MET exon 14 (METex14) skipping NSCLC in the VISION study: A ≥3-year follow-up - Stephanie Gasking
• Treatment sequencing of tepotinib in patients with MET exon 14 (METex14) skipping non-small lung cancer (NSCLC): Outcomes from ≥3 years follow-up of the VISION study - Stephanie Gasking
• The role of platinum-free interval in advanced endometrial cancer treatment: a real-world study of 843 patients - Daniel Gregory
• Development of a co-designed toolkit for use by health and social care professionals when supporting caregivers diagnosed with cancer - Nicholas Hulbert-Williams
• Real world use of Durvalumab post CRT in stage III NSCLC compared to PACIFIC-R: Barriers to uptake and completion - Chamasha Himani Kapuruge
• Between Cancer Patients' Hopelessness and Quality of Life During Unexpected Hospital Admission   - Hsiao-Pin Lee
• Exploring Adolescents’ Psychosocial Experiences when affected by Parental Pancreatic Cancer: A Qualitative Study Protocol - Caitlin McShane
• Adolescents’ Psychosocial Experiences of Parental Cancer: A Systematic Review of Qualitative Studies - Caitlin McShane
• Attitudes towards aging mediate the relationship between self-reported health status and demoralization in older adults with cancer   - Christian Nelson
• One-year prevalence and associated factors of suicidal ideation among patients with newly diagnosed head and neck cancer in Japan: a longitudinal study - Masako Okamura
• Accelerating Alignment with Optimal Care Pathways: A Standardised Approach to Monitoring & Reporting - Kate Whitehead
• Clinicopathological characteristics and outcomes of young prostate cancer (YPC) patients – a single centre experience. - Amy E Smith
• The value of linked data in informing cancer outcomes: Insights from the South Australia prostate cancer data linkage project - Tenaw Tiruye
• Expecting the unexpected: The intersection of pregnancy and cancer  - Anja Vukovic
• The impact of an electronic chemotherapy prescribing system on pharmacist time and workflows: A time and motion study - Penelope Alvaro
• Unpacking routine practice in head and neck cancer: mapping treatment pathways and scaling analytical strategies - Merran Findlay
• Using Experience-Based Co-Design to develop digital educational physical activity resources for children with cancer - Lauren Ha
• Developing Finding My Way-Micro: a tailored, reduced-dose, digital mental health intervention for people with cancer. Can we achieve more with less? - Morgan Leske
• Closing the Digital Gap: Exploring Training Approaches for Statewide Enterprise Chemotherapy Prescribing System. - Brittany Lewis
• Enhancing early access to health education and support for oncology patients in the Grampians Region: a program improvement project.  - Sarah McKinnon
• Creating a Mental Health Hub for young women with cancer - Rachelle Panitz
• Safer, Simpler, More Efficient Chemotherapy: The ECPS Deployment in South Australia - Arabelle Pedersen
• Outpatient Virtual Care Among People Living With and Beyond Cancer From Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds in Australia: A Protocol for a Realist Evaluation - Reema Harrison
• Emergency department presentation app: Enhancing interdisciplinary communication for regional cancer patients - Helen Phillips
• BCNA’s My Journey: Consumer driven enhancements to digital health information and support - Kirsten Pilatti
• Integration of a Senior Cancer Pharmacist to Support Regional Chemotherapy Services and a Statewide Electronic Chemotherapy Prescribing System. - Malwina Pliszczak
• Development and evaluation of an innovative, evidence-based online toolkit for implementing prehabilitation for patients having major cancer surgery: The Prep-4-Cancer Surgery Toolkit.  - Christina Prickett
• Acceptability of the RecoverEsupport digital health intervention among breast cancer surgical patients: A qualitative study.  - Emma Sansalone
• The RecoverEsupport Program: A digital health intervention to support colorectal and breast cancer patients prepare for and recover from surgery - study protocol for 2 RCTs. - Rebecca Wyse
• An artificial intelligence model predicts the status of axillary lymph nodes in breast cancer treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy - Xiangsheng Xiao
• Outcomes of patients with solid organ malignancies admitted to Intensive care following systemic therapy: A retrospective analysis from an Australian Tertiary hospital - Nikita Allan
• TREETOP - Enabling ANZGOG’s “Patient Referral Network” for underserved patient populations - John Andrews
• The lived experiences of cancer survivorship by people with intellectual disability: a scoping review - Jennifer Baldock
• A scoping review of sexual health and wellbeing of LGBTQI+ people after cancer - Daniel J Brown
• Cancer information for everyone: Expanding equitable access to information with a low literacy pilot series - Jenni Bruce
• Partnering with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities to Enhance Equity Assessment in Cancer Care: Refining the Nurse Equity Assessment Tool (NEAT) Through Participatory Action Research - Holly Chung
• Operationalising Equity in Cancer Care: Multi-Phase Development of a Nursing Equity Assessment Tool (NEAT) for Identifying and Addressing Social Determinants of Health in Cancer Care - Holly Chung
• Empowering regional cancer care: The development of a national education support strategy - Lucinda Clarke
• Mental health matters in cancer care:  developing an equitable state-based advocacy strategy - Amy Corbett
• Intimacy and cancer; voices from a global gender inclusive oncosexual community - Anita Brown-Major
• Utilising a co-design methodology to develop the McGrath Model of Care to guide the provision of supportive cancer care nursing - Natasha Doherty
• Modifying the Youth Cancer Service model of care for neurodivergent adolescent and young adults: A patient centered approach. - Jessica Elliott
• Ecological Validation of the FORT (Fear Of Recurrence Therapy) Program: Adapting the Patient Workbook from Mexican to European Spanish for Breast Cancer Survivors in Spain - Tania Estapé
• The changing landscape of Australian psycho-oncology clinical trials: a scoping review - Kirsty Galpin
• Clinician-Led Strategies for Equitable Cancer Care Across the Lifespan - Jun Gao
• Tailoring information for adults over 50 living with cancer in the age of social media: A systematic review - Rosa Goncalves
• Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: Embedding Cultural Safety for Advance Care Planning in Oncology Settings - Lisa Guccione
• Enhancing Cancer Care Equity Through Data-Driven Collaboration and Outreach - Stewart Harper
• Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Equity in Bowel Cancer Prevention Through Community-Led Engagement with Mandarin Speakers - Lanxi Huang
• Oncogenic Drivers in Advanced Squamous Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: A Real-World Assessment - Wade Huish
• Inequities in nutrition services across Australian cancer care: findings from a national survey - Emily Jeffery
• Access to nutrition care and its association with dietary change among people receiving cancer treatment in regional Western Australia - Emily Jeffery
• Modelling the reach of international lung cancer screening programs: a comparison of engagement strategies, eligibility criteria and access - Hannah Jongebloed
• BRIM: Breast Cancer Risk Information Project - Kimberly M Kelly
• Factors influencing time to treatment in the healthcare-seeking pathway among breast cancer patients in Ethiopia - Anteneh Kibret
• Timeliness and Inequality in Breast Cancer Care in Ethiopia: From Symptom Detection to Treatment Initiation - Anteneh Kibret
• Living alone with cancer: Understanding the unmet needs of single-person households through mixed methods - Nayeon Kim
• From implementation to impact: Outcomes of a nurse-led geriatric oncology model of care (NL-GOMOC). - Nicole Knox
• Improving gynaecological cancer care coordination between regional and metro services  - Stewart Harper
• Cancer incidence and outcome in Indigenous children and young people (0-24 Years): a global systematic review and meta-analysis - Ming Li
• Local Reflection and Antitumor Function of Recombinant Adenovirus Encoding CD40 Ligand to Murine B cell Lymphoma. - Lina Zhao
• Building the Framework: National Reporting for Psychosocial Cancer Support Services in Aotearoa - Michelle Liu
• Colorectal cancer – towards optimal care in the Gippsland region  - Stewart Harper
• Partnering to Adapt Interventions for Multicultural Cancer Survivors: Community Advisory Boards in Psychosocial Oncology Research - Dinorah Martinez Tyson
• Indigenous musical arts for cancer-related distress in Zambia: a context-responsive intervention study - Nsamu Moonga
• Enhancing collaboration with the medical team to integrate holistic psychosocial supportive care   - Shannon Nanna
• Promoting future state health equity: establishment of a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Victorian Integrated Cancer Services Optimal Care Summit - Ashley Macleod
• An Optimal Care Pathway for people with cancer from rural and remote areas: Considerations and key processes   - Carmel O'Kane
• Enhancing mentalisation and resilience improves work-related well-being of parents of children with paediatric cancer - Heebin Park
• Results of a pilot study to recruit Culturally and Linguistically Diverse participants to research - Christine L Paul
• Variability in laboratory parameters-based eligibility criteria in phase 1 oncology clinical trials - Benita BR Rajvi
• The Future Fertility Conversation - Equity for All - Sally M Reid
• Equitable Cancer Outcomes Across Rural and Remote Australia - cancer diagnosis, treatment and experiences in Victoria (ECORRA-Vic): A protocol for a statewide survey - Sharina Riva
• Challenging stigma through media: a content analysis of newpaper representation of tobacco smoking   - Shiho Rose
• Australia's National Lung Cancer Screening Program - it's time to address the stigma in room   - Shiho Rose
• Regional Hospital Representation in National Cancer Registries and Identifying Barriers to Participation: A Mixed-Methods Study - Sachin Joshi
• How has equity in clinical cancer services been defined and measured, and why does it matter? - Brighid Scanlon
• A qualitative systematic review of the psycho-oncological experiences among global Indigenous Communities - Sneha Sethi
• Cultural diversity in Australian cancer clinical trials: how well do we capture our population? - Gowri Shivasabesan
• Co-designing a Patient Navigation Program with Chinese- & Vietnamese-speaking People affected by cancer: the PEARL study - Sandra Sonego
• How many cancer patients are experiencing food insecurity? A Victorian perspective - Belinda Steer
• “Talk to Us”: Co-Developing Interventions for Adolescents Living With a Mother With Breast Cancer - Anne Katrine Hartmann Søby
• Psychosocial interventions for cancer caregivers from priority populations: A Systematic Review  - Sangeetha Thomas
• Online Optimal cancer care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People Learning package - Seleena Sherwell
• Disparities in post-radiotherapy anorectal and urinary adverse effects - Tenaw Tiruye
• Establishing a Cancer Research Framework in Gippsland: A Reflective Roadmap from Regional Victoria - Tricia Wight
• Evaluation of an online training module to support health professionals in delivering culturally sensitive support addressing fear of cancer recurrence - Verena S Wu
• Incorporating priority population voices to develop an equity-based model of care for cancer nursing: engaging with Mandarin speaking cancer survivors - Eric Yeung
• Single Nucleotide Variants Associated with Colorectal Cancer Among Middle Eastern  Patients: A Systematic Review. - Ahmad M Alamri
• Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use among Cancer Patients in Iraq - Hisham Alshaikhli
• Outcomes of patients with liver metastases from colorectal cancer in Gippsland - Hieu Chau
• Stigmas and Cultural Nuances experienced by Patients  - Rebecca Dsouza
• Limited cancer health literacy rate differences between sociodemographic groups - Levent Dumenci
• Exploring Positive Body Image After Breast Cancer: A Qualitative Interview Study in China and Australia   - Xingcheng He
• The role of awareness about breast cancer in positive and negative psychological stress responses - Xinjie Hu
• Associations Between Personality Traits and Quality of Life in Colorectal Cancer Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy - Seon-Young Kim
• Young, Alone, and Surviving cancer: Exploring life challenges and unmet needs of young adult cancer survivors living alone - Sooyeon Kim
• Psychological counseling needs and perceptions among cancer patients in Taiwan - TongYing Lin
• Communicating with trust: physicians' and parents' perspectives on treatment decision-making in retinoblastoma - Shraddha Namjoshi
• Fertility preservation among men with oncohematological cancers in Poland – psycho-emotional correlates of decision-making, awareness, and unmet needs of patients - Marta Pawełczak-Szastok
• Perceptions of Shared Information in ACP for Patients with Cancer: A Comparison by Profession and Facility Type in Japan - Hiroko Sakuma
• Providing psycho-oncology services to cancer patients who refuse treatment - Maree J. Saloma
• Parent, Adolescent and Young Adult Family Resilience in the Face of Parental Cancer: What Makes a Difference? - Xiomara Skrabal Ross
• “At least they meant well”: Exploring well-intentioned but hurtful comments toward cancer patients - Nele Van den Cruyce
• Conceptual analysis of family and kinship “lineage” issues regarding genetic information in cancer genomic medicine in Japan   - Kiyoko Yanagihara
• Partnering with consumers to improve outcomes for all: Measuring the impact of consumer involvement.  - Catherine Devereux
• Financial support and information for newly diagnosed cancer patients in NSW: Does smoking status matter? - Melissa McEnallay