Thursday, 13th November 2025 Joint Meeting of the COSA ASM and IPOS Congress

This session will bring together representation across the cancer sector in partnership with Deakin University, The Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific, and academic, health service and policy collaborators to launch a series of papers to support the delivery of Equitable Cancer Outcomes across Rural and Remote Australia. The session brings together researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and consumers to translate research into action for rural communities. Developed through the ECORRA research program at Deakin University's Institute for Health Transformation, the series represents a significant milestone in rural cancer care research and translation. This is a collaborative format, featuring dynamic “Author-in-the-Room” showcase using a fast-paced format, where authors of five papers in The Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific will present their work. This collaborative session aims to maximise the impact of this landmark publication by connecting key stakeholders, creating direct pathways for implementation, establishing new partnerships, and elevating the national profile of rural cancer care priorities.

Speakers:

• Helena Rodi, Research Fellow, Institute for Health Transformation, Deakin University
• Dr Anna Chapman, Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Health Transformation, Deakin University
• Dr Charlene Wright, Institute for Health Transformation, Deakin University
• Associate Professor Skye Marshall, Institute for Health Transformation, Deakin University
• Professor Anna Ugalde, Institute for Health Transformation, Deakin University

 
Sponsored by

COSA has been at the forefront of recognising the unique needs of adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer since 2012, with the publication of national guidelines for the psychosocial care of AYA with cancer. Since then, significant advances in the field have occurred and the number of publications addressing AYAs’ psychosocial needs has steeply risen. In 2024, our expert working group updated these guidelines with a series of meta-review searches, to enable the updated scientific literature to effectively inform clinical practice. We developed recommendations for practice across nine topics, each vital for improving AYA psychosocial care.

In this session, we introduce the guideline and explore three of those areas in more depth. Presentation 1 will focus on ‘Life outside cancer’, and the ongoing impacts of cancer during AYA years on cognitive development, educational, vocational and financial outcomes. Presentation 2 on ‘Enhancing wellbeing’, explores data on exercise, creative and integrative therapies. Presentation 3, on ‘Multidisciplinary workforce capacity’, explores what knowledge, skills, and support multidisciplinary health-professionals need to work effectively in this field. Through these presentations, we will explore areas which have seen a significant expansion in literature, and areas urgently needing more research. Finally, our expert panel will discuss strategies to improve AYA psychosocial care across the sector moving forward.

Speakers:

• Morgan Atkinson (Clinical Services Manager SA/NT Youth Cancer Service)
• Jessica Elliot (Social Worker, Western Sydney Youth Cancer Service)
• Dr Joanna Fardell (Deputy Director, Behavioural Sciences Unit, UNSW Sydney; and Clinical Neuropsychologist, Western Sydney Youth Cancer Service)
• Dr Hayley Griffin (Project Manager, COSA)
• Siona Hardy (CEO, Canteen Australia)
• Associate Professor Ursula Sansom-Daly, UNSW Sydney (Director, Behavioural Sciences Unit, and Clinical Psychologist, Sydney Youth Cancer Service)
• A/Prof Kate Thompson (Program Director, Victorian Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Service, Chair of COSA AYA Group)

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Topics to be covered include:

• KEYNOTE – B96 trial and other treatment / considerations
• Case presentation – platinum resistant ovarian cancer

Third-party sponsored session: MSD

Room E2 - WHO – World Health Organization Committee meeting         

Room E3 - Cancer and Aging: Reflection for Elders (CARE) meeting       

• Scoping review on the implementation of psychosocial interventions in cancer survivorship - Pernille Bidstrup
• Using implementation science, choosing implementation strategies, and measuring success in psycho-oncology​ - Heather Shepherd

10:00 AM Yosuke Uchitomi - Arthur M. Sutherland Award and Memorial Lecture
10:15 AM Joanne Shaw - Bernard Fox Award

• Good Decision-making with Artificial Intelligence in Hospital Settings: Safety, Efficacy, Evidence, and Ethics - Lana Tikhomirov
• First Nations and Tribal people perspective on AI - Justyce Manton
• Improving chemotherapy toxicity prediction in colon cancer patients using AI-CT derived 3D body composition of the entire L1–L5 lumbar spine - Ke Cao
• Cancer Patients’ Perception, Acceptance, and Utilization of Artificial Intelligence-based Emotional Distress Tools: A Systematic Review - Carlos Urrutia

• The Functional Impact of Head & Neck Cancer - Speech Pathology Insights - Lee Pryor
• Patient experience and outcomes after skull base surgery for head and neck cancer - Teresa Brown
• Advances in Medical Oncology in Head and Neck Cancer - Aaron Hansen
• Advances in radiation oncology in head and neck cancer - Dion Forstner
• Models of post-treatment survivorship care for head and neck cancer - Fiona Crawford-Williams

•  Retrospective audit to assess Iron Deficiency testing and screening in adult Medical Oncology Patients in regional New South Wales - Maria Aslam
• Digital Transformation in Oncology Care: A case study for the implementation of patient reported outcomes in oncology services. - Alexis Gazzard
• Using statewide cancer indicators to improve timeliness of cancer care: A SMICS-led data-informed initiative - Saeid Reza Kalbasi
• Mixed methods exploration of factors associated with cancer care providers’ attitudes towards smoking cessation care - Melissa McEnallay
• Reporting mammographic density through BreastScreen – what next?  - Carolyn Nickson
• Should We Research or Should we Implement: An Application of the Value of Implementation Framework in Supportive Cancer Care - Yufan Dr Wang

• Factors associated with pain among rural cancer survivors: data from an Australian longitudinal study.   - Katelyn Collins
• Depression After Cancer: A Population-Based Registry Study of Incidence by Sex, Age, Prognosis, Time Since Diagnosis and Cancer type - Camilla Keller
• Prevalence of concurrent severe self-reported late symptoms and functional limitations in cancer survivors: a cross-sectional study of sociodemographic, clinical, and lifestyle associations - Anne Katrine Levinsen
• Clinical study of traditional Chinese aromatherapy JieYuAnShen (JYAS) sachet improving anxiety insomnia in cancer patients - Yang Li
• Comorbidity Patterns and Health-Related Quality of Life in a Cohort of Australian Women Cancer Survivors - MD Mijanur Rahman and Haoyu Zhang
• Mental health service encounters after prostate cancer diagnosis - Tenaw Tiruye

• Exploring End-of-Life Goals-of-Care in Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review - Azhani Amiruddin
• Voluntary assisted dying at Eastern Health  - Eliza Armstrong
• "Can we talk?" Promoting a co-developed digital resource to support end-of-life conversations. - Catherine Devereux
• The Wish to Hasten Death and Death Anxiety in Medical Assistance in Dying: Overlapping But Distinct Constructs - Madeline Li
• From Suffering to Tragedy: Cancer Patients, Caregiver Burden, and the Rise of Homicide-Suicide in Family Settings. - Shih-Hsuan Pi

• Diet and risk of multiple myeloma in EMMA: a case-control study - Simon Cheah
• Culturally-Tailored Cancer Screening Initiative for the Malay Muslim Community in Singapore: A Practice-Based Innovation - Norhashimah Kamarudin
• Socioeconomic differences in the distribution of smoking-related cancer burden in Australia - Maarit A Laaksonen
• Modelled evaluation of risk-based breast cancer screening in Australia.   - Pietro Procopio
• Assessing Health-Seeking Behavior and Service Utilization in Tobacco Cessation: From LMIC - Deepika Sankar
• Advancing Equity in Cancer Prevention: Enhancing Bowel Screening Participation Through Culturally Inclusive General Practice Engagement   - Carlene Wilson

• Cancer and Aging: Reflections for Elders (CARE): A Novel Psychotherapy Intervention for Older Adults with Cancer - Christian Nelson
• How does cultural translation of psychosocial interventions differ from measurement translation? - Chindhu Shunmuga Sundaram
• Australian adaptation of geriatric specific psychotherapy resources for older adults with cancer - Kirsty Galpin
• Cultural Adaptation and Implementation of Cancer and Aging: Reflections for Elders (CARE) Psychotherapy for Geriatric Cancer Patients in India - Surendran Veeraiah
• Cancer, Chronic Disease and Multimorbidity: Extending the CARE model - Brian Kelly

12:20 PM Panel discussion 

• Exploring patients’ and healthcare professionals’ views of a specialist cancer nurse-led telehealth service for regional Victorians affected by pancreatic cancer: the PANConnect intervention - Meabh Cullinane
• A hybrid effectiveness-implementation study of the Managing Cancer and Living Meaningfully (CALM) intervention across established psychosocial oncology and palliative care programs in Alberta’s Calgary and South Zone - Janet M de Groot
• Have Missed Cancer Diagnoses Recovered After COVID-19? Trends from 2020 to 2023 - Luc te Marvelde
• Medical service use in people with cancer: an Australian cohort study - Huah Shin Ng
• Impact of Electronic Medication Management on Nursing Workflows in a Cancer Day Unit - Neeta Schaefer
• Equitable Cancer Outcomes across Rural and Remote Australia (ECORRA): A national mixed-methods study on determinants influencing time to cancer diagnosis and treatment - Anna Ugalde

Hall A - COSA Nutrition Group Meeting

Hall B - COSA Psycho-Oncology Group Meeting

COSA Psycho-Oncology Awards
1:30 PM – 1:50 PM

• Melanie Price Psych-Oncology Award – Professor Joanne Shaw
• Phyllis Butow New Investigator in Psycho-Oncology Award – Dr Sarah Ellis 

Tom Reeve Award and Presentation
1:50 PM – 2:00 PM

• Tom Reeve Award and oration, 2025 recipient Professor Gail Garvey AM

• Moving Beyond the Scale: Obesity Assessment and Management through the Lens of Body Composition - Carla Prado
• Debunking misconceptions in psycho-oncology - Maree Grier
• The patient doctor - protecting yourself from misinformation - Ben Bravery

Hall A - IPOS E-Health and AI (Artificial Intelligence) Meeting
Hall B - IPOS Survivorship Special Interest Group Meeting
Room E1 - IPOS 2026 World Congress Committee Meeting
Room E2 - IPOS Health Promotion & Prevention Committee Meeting
Room E3 - IPOS JPORP information session

• From Struggle to Strength: Experiences and Outcomes of Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation for Low Anterior Resection Syndrome in Colorectal Cancer Survivors - Kin Yin Carol Chan
• Optimising paediatric cancer care with electronic patient-reported outcomes: Feasibility of the Ripple platform - Mikaela Doig
• Entering the AI Era in Surgery: Making Postoperative Risk Prediction Ethical, Acceptable, and Clinically Useful - Lisa Guccione
• The journey to improve capture of cancer stage at diagnosis - Luc te Marvelde
• Managing Menopause in Women who have Experienced Cancer: A Qualitative Analysis of Healthcare Professionals’ Perspective     - Dorcas Serwaa

• Repetitive negative thinking and its relationship with distress and quality of life in people living with and beyond cancer; a cross-sectional and longitudinal study. - Gabrielle Lewis
• Exploring potential predictors of low muscle mass and muscle loss in adults with cancer: A scoping review - Annie R Curtis
• Healthcare personnel’s perspectives on barriers and facilitators of PROMs and PREMs implementation: A qualitative study. - Lisa Grech
• Multimorbidity prevalence of adults presenting to an exercise oncology service. - Christie R Mellerick
• Navigating job demands and resources: A national survey exploring burnout and work engagement in Australian advanced practice cancer nurses - Anjali Chamika Rathnayaka Mudiyanselage
• How do sleep difficulties and traumatic stress impact psychosocial outcomes among women with metastatic breast cancer? - Emma Zaina

• The role of primary care in geriatric oncology - Carolyn Ee
•  Adequate assessment yields appropriate care: The development of an Optimal Care Pathway for older adults with cancer as part of the Australian Cancer Plan. - Christopher B Steer
• Beyond Cognitive Impairment Severity: Understanding Unmet Needs to Enhance Care for Older Adults with Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairments - Darren Haywood
• Optimising Nutrition in the Older Person with Cancer - Elise Treleaven

5:20 PM Panel discussion and Q&A

• Can we empower carers in their role? Evaluation of an online program for cancer carers to enhance their communication with oncology professionals - Rebekah Laidsaar-Powell
• Caring for Mob - Zarayn Knight
• Exploring cancer-related information and social support experiences of cancer caregivers from culturally diverse communities: A qualitative study - Eva YN Yuen
• "I’m not the one with cancer but it’s affecting me just as much": Supporting people living in rural and remote areas who are caring for someone with cancer - Lizzy Johnston
• Co-designing lived experience peer support videos for LGTBQIA+ in cancer care - Natalie Winter
• Carer’s rights – using the law to make the unseen seen - Tarishi Desai

5:00 PM Panel discussion and Q&A

• Mailed at-home human papillomavirus (HPV) self-testing and telehealth management in Aotearoa New Zealand: An implementation study  - Karen Bartholomew
• Preparing Families for Parental Death: Translation and Cultural Adaptation of ‘Family-Centred Cancer Care Conversations: The Talking, Telling and Sharing Framework: End of Life’ into the Danish Context - Anne Katrine Hartmann Søby
• Implementation of an international guideline to effect clinical practice change - Liesel Byrne
• Using an implementation science framework to map facilitators and barriers to improving the delivery of survivorship care information to rural cancer survivors - Susannah K Ayre
• Improving adherence to evidence-based, pre-operative nutrition care in patients undergoing oral cavity reconstruction surgery for head and neck cancer: A feasibility study - Shane McAuliffe
• First Nations Cancer Coordinator: Translating an implementation toolkit into practice - Mollie Wilson and Marissa Mulcahy
• Bridging the Gap: An Environmental Scan of Transferable Initiatives to Improve Rural and Remote Cancer Care in Australia - Charlene Wright

• Co-designed recommendations for improving sexual wellbeing support for people with prostate cancer - Kerri Beckmann
• Evaluating the psychometric properties of the benefit finding scale: a factor analysis and item response theory evaluation - Nicholas Hulbert-Williams
• A Single-Blind Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing a Culturally Adapted Fear of Recurrence Therapy (FORT) and a CBT-Based Group Intervention Among Breast Cancer Survivors - Aslı Eyrenci
• The role of intolerance of uncertainty and negative metacognitive beliefs in fear of cancer recurrence in Chinese cancer survivors - Danielle Wing Lam Ng
• Psychological wellbeing, fear of cancer recurrence, and post-traumatic growth following treatment for sarcoma: a secondary analysis and psychometric revalidation study. - Nick Hulbert-Williams

• Implementing a stepped care bereavement model in palliative care: a qualitative study of feasibility and acceptability - Laura Kirsten
• Contemporary Review of End-of-Life Outcomes and Care in Patients with High-Grade Glioma - Georgia M Dawson
• Optimising psychosocial care at the end of life: The role of psychologists from primary to specialist care - Baby Foo
• Transforming Care: A Stakeholder-Informed Framework for Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Palliative Care Delivery - Tracey Mander and Naomi Katz
• Access to early palliative care for decedents from cancer: an analysis of rates and outcomes for more than 50,000 Victorians. - Chris Schilling
• Mapping the Landscape of end-of-life cancer care services in India - Revathy Sudhakar

• Mortality Outcomes of Eating As Treatment: 5 year survival following a multi-centre trial of a psychological intervention to reduce malnutrition in head and neck cancer patients - Ben Britton
• COMWithU: A Culturally Adapted Compassion-Based Program for Korean Cancer Patients – Feasibility and Preliminary Outcomes - Yeonkyu Choi
• 'Accepting your Body after Cancer', a group-based online intervention for women treated for breast cancer: A feasibility randomised controlled trial - Helena Lewis-Smith
• Fear of cancer recurrence in long-term colorectal cancer survivors: a randomized controlled trial of TG-iConquerFear - a therapist-guided eHealth intervention - Johanne D Lyhne
• Evaluating Two Psycho-Oncological Interventions in the Context of Maternal Breast Cancer: Healthcare Professionals’ Perspectives on Implementation - Anne Katrine Hartmann Søby

• Identifying the training and support needs of healthcare professionals involved in care coordination for people with primary brain tumour and their family caregivers: a qualitative exploration - Haryana M Dhillon
• Tailoring healthcare professional communication for people with cognitive impairment in neuro-oncology. - Dianne M Legge
• Accessibility lessons from the Brain Cancer Rehabilitation Assessment Interventions for Survivorship Needs (BRAINs) program for digital supportive care tools - Rachel Campbell
• Caring for the Carer’s online intervention: A useful intervention to ease care of people with brain tumour   - Helen M Haydon
•  Taboo thoughts and difficult emotions: Carers’ experience of brain tumour related personality and behaviour changes - Georgia Halkett
• What are the benefits of online, group-based psychosocial support for adolescent and young adult cancer survivors? Outcomes from the community-delivered Recapture Life intervention program - Ursula M Sansom-Daly

5:05 PM Panel discussion

• Global Burden of Early-Onset Bowel Cancer among Indigenous Peoples: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - Tsegaw Amare Baykeda
• Work Participation after Colorectal Cancer: Perspective of Cancer Survivors and Health Care Providers  - Kin Yin Carol Chan
• Comparative the efficacy of aerobic, resistance, pelvic floor, mind-body exercise, or mixed exercise therapies to positively impact the perioperative outcomes (quality of life, adverse events and mortality) in prostate cancer patients undergoing surgery: a systematic review and network meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) - Nazib U Khan
• First-line bevacizumab in the real-world - Tanya Ross
• Lung cancer treatment utilisation - trend and prognosis in a statewide, data-linkage study - Jianrong Zhang

• Trends in melanoma thickness in Australia from 1982–2016 - Ali Abid
• Mental illness and health literacy in people with cancer compared with people without cancer: the Australian National Health Survey analysis - Huah Shin Ng
• Multidisciplinary Meeting Presentation in Pancreatic Cancer: Insights from a Population-Based Registry - Sanuki Tissera
• Men’s Sheds: a hands-on approach to promoting the psychosocial wellbeing of people with disability from diverse backgrounds - Liam Beecroft
• Are there any associations between ethnicity, burdensome end-of-life care and advance care planning among people with cancer?  - Ashfaq Chauhan
• Co-designing lung cancer immunotherapy rehabilitation services - Lara Edbrooke
• Current practice of medical oncologists in cancer of unknown primary: results from a national survey - Tiffany Foo
• A Systematic Review of Evaluated Interventions Addressing Poverty or Food Insecurity in Patients with Cancer in Oncology Settings - Melissa Henry
• The Human Crisis in Cancer: A Lancet Oncology Commission - Madeline Li
• Equitable Delivery of Comprehensive Genomic Profiling (CGP) across Australia: Evaluating Models to support Oncologist to delivery pan-cancer molecular testing - Kortnye Smith
• Locking safety in; addition of cancer-care medicines to intravenous infusion pumps - Luke Stronach
• The Role of Multidisciplinary Meetings in Lung Cancer Management: Insights from the Victorian Lung Cancer Registry - Sanuki Tissera
• Integrating Intra-Infusion Exercise into Chemotherapy: Healthcare Professionals’ Perspectives on Exercise and Recruitment in the EX-FUSION trial - Jasmine Yee
• Delivering Intra-Infusion Exercise: Healthcare Professionals’ Insights to Inform Future Practice from the EX-FUSION Trial - Jasmine Yee
• Clinical trial design for cannabinoids in supportive cancer care: insights from a systematic review - Katrina Cao
• Optimizing Cancer Truth-Telling Assessments: Development and Validation of Short-Form Questionnaires Using Classical Test Theory and Item Response Theory - Shih-Ying 1 Chen
• Primary care implementation of paediatric cancer survivorship care plans: A qualitative study of practitioner perspectives - Joseph Elias
• Using AACTT to Map Provider and Consumer Perspectives: A Novel Method to specify Complex Care Interventions - Lisa Guccione
• Aligning Carboplatin Dosing with ADDIKD: Real-World Outcomes from a Pilot Study - Juliet JH Ho
• Voices for Palliative Care: A model of consumer involvement and outcomes from a pilot phase - Mollie Wilson
• "Strengthening Timely Access to Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy through Pathway Redesign: An Implementation Approach in Gippsland" - Sachin Joshi
• Visualising cancer trends: a SMICS dashboard for localised planning and improvement - Saeid Reza Kalbasi
• Utilizing an implementation science framework to evaluate provider perspectives on inpatient physical therapy adherence in adolescents and young adults with hematological malignancies  - Jennifer A. Kelleher
• Integrating nutritional interventions into cancer care: a systematic review informed by implementation science - Shuang Liang
•  Optimising and prioritising mental health policy in Australian cancer care - Amanda McAtamney
• The McGrath Model of Care and implementation considerations - Kerry Patford
• Factors influencing the performance of clinical research networks to improve the success of cancer clinical trials - a scoping review and organisational analysis - Elizabeth J Paton
• The relationship between anxiety, depression, spirituality and quality of life with death anxiety in oncology populations: A meta-analytic review - Anastasia Pourliakas
• Implementation of a patient led digital malnutrition screening tool in a regional oncology day unit - Alice Rogers
• National landscape of needs-analysis assessment to promote equitable exercise and diet referrals in oncology practice: the NEEDS study - Grace L Rose
• A Scoping Review of Randomized Control Trials of Group Psychotherapy Interventions for Anxiety among Patients with Cancer - Seyma N Saritoprak
• Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) in clinical practice: Oncology health professionals’ insights - Chindhu Shunmuga Sundaram
• Routine collection of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in people treated curatively for rectal cancers (RC): a retrospective evaluation - Chindhu Shunmuga Sundaram
• Putting the person at the center of integrative oncology and psychosocial care pathways - Nele Van den Cruyce
• Uptake of germline testing for Lynch Syndrome in patients with deficient mismatch repair/ microsatellite-high colorectal cancer in the public hospital system in South Australia - Preethi Vembar
• From Insight to Impact: Building a Future-Ready Workforce in Cancer Care - Kate Whitehead
• “I Didn’t Think I Could Do It, But Now I Don’t Want to Stop”: Exploring Patient Experiences of an Exercise Medicine Program in Private Oncology Care (Proposed Study) - Lauren Whiting
• Barriers and enablers to implementing a digital health intervention into a community-based cancer organisation: an evaluation using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research - Eleanor G Wilson
• Intranasal Ketamine for Palliative Care: Secondary Outcome Analysis from the INKeD-PC Trial - Madeline Li
• How families of patients with cancer perceive preparedness for death of a loved one? :A mixed-method research - Maho Aoyama
• Developing a bereavement risk screening protocol for palliative care: bridging evidence and practice - Laura Kirsten
• A Pharmacist-Led Medication Guide to Support Home-Based Palliative Care: Consumer-Centered Development at a Quaternary Oncology Centre in Sydney, Australia - James JB Benson
• Access to Social Work and Palliative Care for People who Relapse after Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplant (A-SCT):  A Retrospective Review.  - Kevin L Bloom
• Forgiveness and Reconciliation at the End of Life: Practical Approaches in Spiritual Counseling - Chik Yi Chan
• Optimising cancer breakthrough pain management: the role of short-acting sublingual buprenorphine in Supportive and Palliative Care - Katarzyna Chmiel
• Bringing Bereavement and Family Needs to the Forefront: Using HFT-BAS and HFPOI in Clinical Practice - Ching-Hui Chung
• Reframing End-of-Life Outcomes: CUP Model and HFPOI in Dialogue with The Lancet Commission - Chun-Kai Fang
• Person-centred Storytelling and Legacy Art-Making for Regional Queenslanders with Cancer - Harry Gasper
• Narrative and Spiritual Care in Palliative Practice: Using Patient Spiritual Well-being Scale within the HFPOI Framework - Lien-Fen Hu
• An Exploratory Qualitative Study of Cultural and Religious Perspectives on Palliative Care Among Malay Muslim Cancer Patients and Caregivers in Singapore - Norhashimah Kamarudin
• A longitudinal examination of financial distress in couples coping with advanced breast cancer: associations with psychological and relational wellbeing    - Juliet Kroll
• Approaches to hope and prognostic awareness among people with advanced disease - Martin Loucka
• The role of clinical psychologists in voluntary assisted dying in Australia - Brigid Mackenzie
• Building Foundations: Strengthening Paediatric Cancer and Palliative Care Capacity in Papua New Guinea - Christina Signorelli
• The role of massage therapy in palliative care: a scoping review - Ronna Moore
• Predicting benefit from oesophageal stenting in patients with advanced cancer: an application of prognostic tools retrospectively to find trends in survival. - Aaditi Padhi
• Validating Instruments for Multidimensional Whole-Person Care: From Patients to Providers, with Future Applications in AI-Assisted Quality Management. - Shih-Hsuan Pi
• Improving emotional wellbeing during cancer treatment using bibliotherapy: Next steps into palliative care - Elizabeth Wells
• Prophylactic use of pegylated recombinant human granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (PEG-rhG-CSF) to prevent neutropenia in pelvic malignancies treated with concurrent chemotherapy and helical tomotherapy (TOMO): A comparative analysis with intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT). - Bingxu Tan
• Facilitators and barriers of lung cancer screening participation: Umbrella and systematic review of the global evidence - Sewunet Admasu Belachew
• Patient-Reported Outcomes and Measures Applied in Individuals Undergoing Colonoscopy Surveillance for CRC: A Scoping Review   - Wudneh Belay
• The content and psychometric properties of measures assessing cancer screening related anticipatory anxiety: a systematic review - Katelyn Collins
• Beliefs about Cancer Spread During Surgery and Its Impact on Adherence to Screening in Breast Cancer Patients - Felicity WK Harper
• The Prediagnostic General Practitioners Pathway of Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor Patients: a Real-World Data Study. - Emily Holthuis
• Atovaquone Dosing for Pneumocystis Jirovecii Pneumonia Prophylaxis in Practice: A Retrospective Review of Dosing Strategies - Neil Kim Chiu Lam
• Risk factors for pancreatic cancer among non-smokers and non-drinkers of alcohol in the Women’s Health Initiative - Thomas Rohan
• Cancer related deaths and disability-adjusted life years attributable to preventable risks in Australia - Tenaw Tiruye
• Reducing cancer risk from obesity: enhancing policy on prevention, treatment and management. - Amanda McAtamney
• A scoping review exploring the current landscape of food and nutrition insecurity research in cancer survivorship - Susannah Ayre
• Empathetic Leadership of Cancer Survivors: Experiences of Employers with Cancer Diagnoses Hiring Employees with Cancer - Ka Ryeong Bae
• 'Should We Talk About It?’ An International Survey of Patient and Carer Perspectives on Sarcopenia Communication in Head and Neck Cancer - Judy Bauer
• Working with cancer: The interplay between desire to work, job characteristics and health system factors   - Chelsea Benincasa
• '… but I live in hope …' how the term 'survivor' impacts identity and feelings of inclusivity in survivorship services following ovarian cancer treatment - Sally-Anne Boding
• What about my heart? Developing a new Australian fact sheet on heart health for people affected by cancer - Jenni Bruce
• Unmet supportive care needs for people with cancer and caregivers in South Australia - Ryan Calabro
• ‘The team have to try and just triage what’s most important’: A qualitative study exploring healthcare professionals’ experience of identifying and supporting cognitive changes in people with brain tumours. - Melissa A Carlson
• Using ethnographic participant observation to characterise the role of Brain Cancer Care Coordinators in an Australian health service - Melissa A Carlson
• An exploration of the Role of Radiation Therapists in Cancer Survivorship: Findings from a National Survey - Mary-Ann Carmichael
• How Does Childhood Cancer Affect Romantic Relationships and Marriage among Young Adult Survivors in South Korea?   - Kwonho Choi
• Optimising access to exercise services for people with cancer - Briana K Clifford
• Supporting female breast cancer survivors and caregivers during post-treatment survivorship care in China: A qualitative study to explore the views of healthcare professionals - Mingchun Deng
• The Mind Gap: Exploring Long-Term Mental Health Care Needs After a Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis - Maddison Dix
• Adapting Fear of Cancer Recurrence Therapy (FORT) for Turkish Breast Cancer Survivors: Cultural and Clinical Insights from a Participatory Process - Aslı Eyrenci
• From unmet needs to targeted care: co-designing an online resource hub and supportive care navigation tool for people diagnosed with pancreatobiliary cancer and caregivers - Katia Ferrar
• Post-COVID-19 Cancer Peer Support in Metropolitan Tokyo, Japan: Current Status and Challenges - Satomi Fukui
• Cancer-related Shame, Stigma and Regret Among NPC Survivors - Ong Eng Chuan Gerard
• Comparing associations between perceived cognitive impairment and neuropsychiatric symptoms following cancer or COVID-19 - Heather J. Green
• Associations between care needs and decision regret in lung cancer patients undergoing immunotherapy - Meng-Ping Hsiao
• A qualitative study of protective factors against suicidal ideation in survivors with head and neck cancer: From diagnosis, through surgery, to the present - Wataru Ishida
• Nutrition care in the South West region of Western Australia: experiences of health professionals and individuals diagnosed with cancer - Emily Jeffery
• Cardiovascular disease after breast and other cancer diagnoses in Australian women - Mihye Jeon
• Do post-treatment symptoms differ between breast cancer and other female cancer survivors attending the Sydney Cancer Survivorship Centre. - Sim Yee (Cindy) Y Tan
• Piloting a Nurse-Led Survivorship Needs Assessment and Care Planning Model Across Metro West Melbourne - Alexia Koutoulas
• Exploring food-related lived experiences in families facing cancer: a descriptive phenomenological study - Wei-Chun Lin
• The Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) assisted Psychotherapy in the clinical psycho-social care of Cancer Patients at Hunan Cancer Hospital - Xiaohong Liu
• Measuring financial toxicity: P-SAFE validation and reliability study - Christopher J Longo
• Assessing the quality and readability of websites for people with sarcoma and their caregivers: SUN-SHINE sarcoma website review - Georgia Halkett
• The effect of nutrition impact symptoms after completion of curative intent treatment in people with gastric, oesophageal and pancreatic cancer on nutrition status; a systematic review - Emma McShane
• Cancer symptoms of unmet need targeted multidisciplinary survivorship care: findings from our initial 9 months of a nurse led, hospital-based service with medical and allied health integration - Leilani Way
• The psychosocial impacts of spontaneous and medically-induced premature/early menopause: A systematic review of qualitative studies. - Emma Minchin
• The impacts of early, medically-induced menopause: Insights from health professionals supporting breast and gynaecological cancer patients - Emma Minchin
• TMaC Study: A patient-blinded, randomised, sham-controlled, parallel-group study evaluating effects of repetitive Transcranial Magnetic stimulation on Chemotherapy-induced pain in bowel cancer patients - Eva Moore
• Optimising models of survivorship care for adolescents and young adults: Recommendations from a qualitative study  - Andrew Murnane
• Understanding knowledge, attitudes, barriers, and facilitators toward accessing prehabilitation among Chinese and Vietnamese speaking cancer survivors in Australia. - James Murray
• Implantable penile prosthesis treatment for erectile dysfunction after prostate cancer is associated with relief from depression - Christian Nelson
• Exploration of factors influencing neurocognitive function and mental health problems in young adult childhood cancer survivors - Miwa Ozawa
• Participant recruitment and retention to a multi-site implementation trial in oncology: challenges and solutions - Christine Paul
• Chronic fatigue and posttraumatic growth: complex mechanisms of adaptation after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation - Marta Pawełczak-Szastok
• An Exploration of Illness Narrative on Chinese Osteosarcoma Survivors - Ziqi Peng
• Concurrent cognitive and physical training for cognition and aerobic fitness in men with prostate cancer on Androgen Deprivation Therapy: a pilot investigation - Ben Rattray
• Can exercise prevent cancer-related lymphoedema? - Melanie L Plinsinga
• Vocational adjustment in young adults with cancer - Rhonda Robert
• Menopause After Cancer: Survivors’ Experiences about symptom, management and unmet needs - Dorcas Miss Serwaa
• Survivorship Guidelines in Paediatric and Adolescent Radiation Oncology: A Systematic Literature Review - Kelly Skelton
• Comparative validity, responsiveness, and minimally important difference of fear of cancer recurrence scales in breast cancer survivors - Stella Snyder
• The unmet needs of cancer survivors diagnosed between ages 25 – 39 years - Alexandra Stokes
• The role of community pharmacist in cancer survivorship care- A scoping review. - Ola Taleb
• “This is my body.  This is me.” A narrative inquiry into a young man’s navigation of his sarcoma experience.   - Maureen Ms Tan
• Common symptoms and lifestyle factors reported by cancer survivors attending the Sydney Cancer Survivorship Multidisciplinary Clinic - Sim Yee (Cindy) Tan
• The role of empathic coping in enhancing prosocial behaviours among individuals with cancer stereotypes - Miyako Tsuchiya
• Developing self-care behaviours for lymphoedema prevention: A longitudinal comparative qualitative analysis - Miyako Tsuchiya
• Beyond the patient: Exploring the experiences of support people caring for individuals with gastric and oesophageal cancer. - Jayde Tyczenko
• The Role of Positive Affect in Buffering Symptom Burden and Perceived Vulnerability Among Taiwanese Colorectal Cancer Survivors - Ashley Wei-Ting Wang
• Delivering a Pilot Model for Integrated Women’s Cancer Survivorship Care in Southeast Queensland - Leilani Way
• Bridging the Expectation Gap: Person-Centred Work Support in Cancer Survivorship - Sue Woodall
• The Application of AI and Traditional Chinese Culture in Psycho-social Support and Clinical Spiritual Care for Cancer Survivors. - Lemeng Zhang
• Research on Application of Music Intervention and Tea Culture Combined with AI Screening in Psycho-social Support for Cancer Survivors - Lemeng Zhang
• Thoracic Radiotherapy could Provide Survival Benefit for Older Patients with Extensive-Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer - Hui Zhu
• Trial in progress: Feasibility and efficacy of a remotely-delivered nutrition and exercise support (ProHealth) program for patients with prostate cancer - Brenton Baguley
• The growth and metastasis of hepatocellular carcinoma cells are promoted by the MYB proto-oncogene-like 1-TWIST1 axis - Qiangsheng Dai
• Changing mindsets to improve whole-person health: A decentralized randomized trial of a novel digital intervention - Chiara Gasteiger
• Beyond the Scar: Evaluating the Impact of Scar Placement on Patient-Reported and Clinical Outcomes in Breast-Conserving Surgery (PROM-S Study) - Sue Hartup
• A feasibility randomised controlled trial comparing opioid dose escalation vs methadone addition for refractory cancer pain - Hiromichi Matsuoka
• CUPID: Transforming Cancer of Unknown Primary with Intelligent Diagnostics - Christos S Karapetis
• Topical glyceryl trinitrate for difficult venous access in cancer patients - Abigail Miller
• A Study of MagiQ(Hematologic Informed Decision Support Using a Question Prompt List and Coaching) Program for Patients with Hematological Malignancies ：Protocol for a multi-center randomized controlled trial(RCT) - Miharu Morikawa
• Mob’s Way to Wellness- Yarning to co-design cancer prevention and wellness after cancer programs with Aboriginal communities: A protocol - Jess Morris
• MyeEx-Impact: a randomised controlled trial of bone-targeted exercise for people with multiple myeloma – an overview of study performance - Tina L Skinner
• Hybrid Type I Effectiveness-Implementation Cluster Randomized Trial of CARES - Jennifer L Steel
• Radioprotective effects of parthenolide lotion against skin injury caused by radiation (REPAIR-1): protocol for a phase 0, non-randomised, double-blind, interventional pilot study - Connor Williams
• Two years of visitor data at a comprehensive cancer institute wellbeing centre  - Siobhan Beaney
• Breaking Barriers: A Culturally Tailored Group Support Model for Malay Muslim Cancer Patients in Singapore - Norhashimah Kamarudin
• Road testing the Be Well Plan to co-design a sustainable mental health intervention for people with multiple myeloma and smouldering myeloma  - Natalie Tuckey