National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cancer Forum
The NICaN team recently attended a two day Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cancer Forum hosted by Cancer Australia in Brisbane. Th
The past 30 years has seen improvements in cancer treatments resulting in better cancer survival in the wider community. However, these same benefits have not been seen for Indigenous Australians who continue to experience much poorer o
The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) is an independent health and medical research organisation. SAHMRI is entering an exciting period of growth and is seeking a Program Officer to contribute to the conduct of CanDAD (Can
Have you seen the new trend on Facebook lately, where you take a no-makeup selfie and post it on your page to raise awareness of breast cancer? Then you tag your friends to do the same?
New Cancer Council Queensland cancer education course for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers.
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Due to inclement weather City of Belmont's NAIDOC concert will now be held at Belmont Oasis, Progress Way, Belmont from 11.30 to 2pm.
This one day education course is for any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker who provides cancer support in community in Queensland.
The aim of the course is to increase the cancer-related knowledge of participants by providing informatio...
A free, two day program for people working in health in the Aboriginal community and/or with Aboriginal patients, To register contact Justine Holmes at Cancer Council Victoria. Ph: (03) 9514 6414 or Email: justine.holmes@cancervic.org.au
Lung Foundation Australia has great pleasure in hosting the 5th Australian Lung Cancer Conference in October 2014. The conference aims to provide a forum to raise and discuss issues relating to the theory and practice of multidisciplinary team care, non s...
The message stick is an email list (also called a listserv) for communicating with other members. Members may use the e-message stick to yarn and share info.
