Thursday, 28th March Cancer Survivorship 2019

Official Opening by Helen Zorbas
Welcome to Country

• First do no (financial) harm - Yousuf Zafar
• What do consumers want from a survivorship revolution? - Julie McCrossin
• Cancer survivorship through the lenses of a doctor and consumer – respect, teamwork and connection - Ben Bravery

9:50 - 10:20 Panel discussion - A pacifist's guide to starting a revolution
10:20 - 10:30 Release of the COSA PRO Think Tank report

• The Australian and international perspectives on financial toxicity - Sanchia Aranda
• The path to affordable cancer care - Yousuf Zafar
• Cost of anticancer drugs - Deme Karikios
• Patient out-of-pocket medical expenses over two years among Queenslanders with and without a major cancer - Louisa G Gordon

• The Clinical Placement Program in Cancer Survivorship: improving provider knowledge and confidence to deliver survivorship care - Leisa Leon
•  Prostate cancer survivorship: examining long-term self-reported quality of life and unmet supportive care needs in the second post-treatment decade - Carolyn G Mazariego
• Health Concerns of cancer survivors after primary anti-cancer treatment - Janette Vardy

• Effects of cancer treatment on household income and employment status – A prospective single centre study - Anupriya Agarwal
• The impact of a state-wide Survivorship Program: Outcomes of the first two years of the Phase II Victorian Cancer Survivorship Program. - Georgina Akers
• Connecting to wellness: Telehealth as an enabler for regional cancer survivorship supportive care.   - Amanda Piper
• Reflecting on survivorship outcomes to aid initial decision-making in patients managed for IDH-mutated anaplastic glioma - Michael Back
• “I grew the confidence”: The doctor-patient communication experience for parents of children with cancer - Julia Baenziger
• CanCare - Using volunteers to build a support network for a person with cancer from diagnosis to survivorship - Sue Baker
• The hidden burden of anxiety and depression in ovarian cancer: a prospective study from diagnosis - Vanessa L Beesley
• When Will I Feel Normal Again? Exploring the Trajectories and Predictors of Delayed Recovery of Symptoms and Wellbeing after Completion of Primary Therapy for Ovarian Cancer. - Vanessa L Beesley
• Engaging sedentary women with cancer to participate in a group exercise program – what helped?   - Tammy Boatman
• Have your say with ARCHWAY! Recruitment strategies in adolescent and young adult cancer survivors - Roslyn Henney
• RESPONSE: Adaption and validation of a Patient Reported Outcome Measure for Australian Children and Adolescents with Cancer - Raymond Chan
• E-health tools for childhood cancer survivorship care management: A qualitative analysis of interviews with survivors, parents and General Practitioners. - Christina Signorelli
• Do podcasts work for cancer information and support? Evaluating the impact of The Thing About Cancer podcast series - Jenni Bruce
• Embedding survivorship care into a regional cancer service. Getting from pilot to standard practice - Julie Campbell
• Do cancer clinicians identify the health service needs of patients and their families? - Bena Cartmill
• What factors contribute to distress in carers of patients undergoing radiotherapy for head and neck cancer? - Bena Cartmill
• What do cancer survivors need and want? The voices of cancer survivors in Hong Kong - Sarah Wing-yu Chan
• FSTL3 release occurs synchronously with onset of doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity in an isolated myocardial cell model - Dongqing Chen
• Evolution and Revolution: 10 Years of Cancer Advocacy and Counting - Chris Christensen
• Testing the feasibility to routinely collect Patient Reported Outcomes post breast cancer surgery via BreastSurgANZ Quality Audit - Nadia Corsini
• Patients’ information coping style influences the benefit of a survivorship care plan in the ROGY Care Trial: new insights for tailored delivery - Belle H de Rooij
• Can an individualised exercise program assist in maintenance of HRQOL in low and high grade glioma patients undergoing post-operative chemo-radiotherapy? - Ali Dulfikar
• Upskilling the primary care workforce in cancer survivorship - Kyleigh Smith
• Parent and child quality of life in long term survivorship - Christina Signorelli
• Surviving and Thriving:  The Active Survivor Exercise Program at Macarthur Cancer Therapy Centre - Kurt Fittler
• The impact of lack of choice of breast reconstruction options following mastectomy for breast cancer on Australian women’s quality of life. - Kathy Flitcroft
• Cancer survivors with pain have similar unhelpful thoughts and beliefs to other chronic pain patients. - Paul A. Glare
• Survivors Teaching Students: Saving Women’s Lives® (STS)- an ovarian cancer survivors learning initiative for health professional students. - Helen Gooden
• The Type and Timing of Breast Reconstruction after Mastectomy: Qualitative Insights into Women’s Decision-Making - Ilona Juraskova
• Psychosocial and Decisional outcomes Following Breast Reconstruction after Mastectomy: the Role of Body Image Attitudes - Ilona Juraskova
• Cancer Clinicians’ understanding of cancer-related cognitive impairment and whether a fact sheet can drive practice change: a qualitative exploration - Sharon SH He
• Cancer Survivorship - Introducing key concepts and access to resource availability. A review of education provided to community generalist nurses. - Karen L Hennings
• Centralised specialist cancer survivorship assessment clinic (cisco) for patients with early breast cancer or dcis   - Beth Ivimey
• A review of interventions and online resources to improve carer involvement in medical consultations and decision-making - Rebekah Laidsaar-Powell
• Pain, fatigue, information needs, and fear of cancer recurrence among adult survivors of childhood cancer - Christina Signorelli
• Digital Health and Disparities in Cancer Care: Opportunities for digital inclusion - Emma Kemp
• Development of a Strategic Framework for Digital Health in Cancer Care: Stakeholder-identified barriers, enablers and needs for implementation. - Emma Kemp
• Identification of breast cancer survivors’ side effects and supportive care needs - Christina Kozul
• Strategies to promote effective clinician engagement with cancer carers: The TRIO Guidelines - Rebekah Laidsaar-Powell
• Building the bridge to brain cancer survivorship: a work in progress. - Dianne Legge
• Cancer-related challenges, unmet needs and emotional distress in men caring or women with breast cancer: The influence of self-efficacy - Janelle Levesque
• Evaluation of a survivorship care plan database - Karolina Lisy
• Recommendations for implementing and delivering shared survivorship care: a systematic review - Karolina Lisy
• Cost-effectiveness of a psycho-educational intervention targeting fear of cancer recurrence in melanoma survivors - Rachael L MORTON
• Radiation risk from computed tomography surveillance imaging in Stage III melanoma survivors: a simulation modelling study - Rachael Morton
• Why Wait for Wellness - The evolution of a multidisciplinary approach to cancer prehabilitation - Kate Falconer
• Pathways for older people in a rural hospital’s cancer rehabilitation and survivorship service - Julie Symons

• Introduction to the digital world from a cancer patient perspective - Ben Bravery
• My Health Record - Rodney Ecclestone
• Development of a Strategic Framework for Digital Health in Cancer Care - Bogda Koczwara
• Healthy Living after Cancer+Text: A text message-delivered, extended contact intervention targeting healthy weight, diet and physical activity behaviour - Jennifer R Job

2:30pm Shirley Baxter - Introduction

• What research tells us about carers and families of people diagnosed with cancer - Ben Britton

2:45pm Panel discussion chaired by Chris Christensen

Panel: Ben Britton, Sana Qadar, Gail O’Brien, Tania Rice-Brading and Lesley Shears

• A qualitative meta-review of psychosocial cancer survivorship research: Areas of density and paucity - Rebekah Laidsaar-Powell
• Cancer-related cognitive impairment: a comprehensive evaluation of a standard patient factsheet - Chloe Yi Shing Lim
• Using Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) as routine in the Survivorship Clinic - Sim Yee (Cindy) Tan

• Something for the body – Beyond the gym: Tailoring the exercise prescription to people who don’t wear lycra - Jane Turner

4:40 pm - 5:30 pm: Arterie – An arts + health hospital based program using the creative, visual and performing arts to engage, educate and enhance the clinical experience + environment