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Nursing Excellence in Cancer Care - Cancer Nurses Society of Australia Podcast

Nursing Excellence in Cancer Care - Cancer Nurses Society of Australia Podcast

著者： Cancer Nurses Society of Australia
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The Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) is the peak member organisation for cancer nurses in Australia. Our mission is to use our expertise as cancer nurses to promote excellence in cancer care and control. The CNSA leads innovations and promotes excellence in contemporary cancer nursing to improve outcomes and experiences for people affected by cancer. We believe in enhancing the careers of cancer nurses and improving cancer nursing practice through evidence based professional development, which includes our podcast series. Produced by ScienceToLifeCancer Nurses Society of Australia 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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  • Managing Toxicities in Antibody-Drug Conjugates: A Nurse's Guide to Proactive Monitoring

    Managing Toxicities in Antibody-Drug Conjugates: A Nurse's Guide to Proactive Monitoring
    2026/09/25
    When is a rash more than just a rash? And what should you be looking for before a patient even tells you something has changed? In our latest episode, cancer nurse practitioners Justin Hargreaves and Gillian Blanchard take a practical look at managing toxicities associated with antibody-drug conjugates, with a particular focus on PADCEV in urothelial cancer. From skin reactions and peripheral neuropathy to glucose changes and ocular symptoms, this episode explores what nurses need to be actively looking for, the questions we should be asking and why early recognition and escalation can make such a difference to patient safety and treatment continuity. This episode has been developed with support from Astellas and is available exclusively to CNSA members. This is a member only episde. To hear the full conversation, visit www.cnsa.org.au/podcast and log in using your CNSA membership details.
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    2 分
  • Inherited cancer risk: what cancer nurses need to know and do

    Inherited cancer risk: what cancer nurses need to know and do
    2026/08/26
    Cancer nurses are on the front line as genetic testing goes mainstream. Host Bronwyn Jennings talks with genetic counsellor Dr Gabby Reed and gynaecological oncologist Professor Paul Cohen about spotting inherited cancer risk, germline vs tumour testing, referral pathways, and supporting patients and families through Inherited Cancer Australia. Inherited Cancer Australia resource centre: https://www.inheritedcancers.org.au/i-am-interested-in/resources-centre Inherited Cancer Australia healthcare professional webpage: https://www.inheritedcancers.org.au/i-am-interested-in/healthcare-professionals Inherited Cancers Awareness Day: https://www.inheritedcancers.org.au/icad-26
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    36 分
  • MABs in Gastric Cancer - biomarkers, benefit and nursing through the first cycles

    MABs in Gastric Cancer - biomarkers, benefit and nursing through the first cycles
    2026/08/06
    GI cancer nurses Alana Fitzgibbon (Hobart) and Catherine Trevaskis (Canberra) discuss the shift toward biomarker-driven care in gastric and gastro-oesophageal junction cancer, centred on the newly available targeted therapies — so nurses can help patients stay on treatment and receive the full benefit of this new personalised medicine. This is a member-only episode. Access the full podcast by entering your log in details at https://www.cnsa.org.au/
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    1 分
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