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Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 8559 7160

Address: Level 10, 305 Grattan St 3000 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.viccompcancerctr.org

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25.01.2022 TONIGHT 7pm: Cancer and COVID-19 Delayed cancer diagnoses and the impact on primary care Join us with Monash Partners Comprehensive Cancer Consortium and the RACGP to hear from experts on support and advice to clinicians and health care services for treating patients with cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic.... Professor Jon Emery, The University of Melbourne, Western Health and VCCC Primary Care Lead Dr Ines Rio, North Richmond Community Health, The Royal Women's Hospital and North Western Melbourne PHN Professor Sue Evans, Cancer Council Victoria and Monash University Miss Jane Fox, Southern Breast Oncology, Monash University and Monash Health Register: https://www.racgp.org.au//cancer-and-covid-19-delayed-canc

24.01.2022 Good news for people affected by cancer in today’s #vicbudget2020. Continued investment in the VCCC will help us accelerate our system-changing approach to integrated cancer research, education and care. For patients across the state this will mean that research more quickly becomes real treatments, more access to cancer clinical trials, and even better trained cancer health professionals to care for you. #overcomingcancertogether #jobs #futurefocused Dan Andrews Martin Foley MP Jaala Pulford MP Victorian Department of Health & Human Services https://www.viccompcancerctr.org.au//2020-2021-victorian-/

23.01.2022 Yesterday Victorian Government committed $33m to help the VCCC alliance continue our #collaborative system-changing work in #cancer. But what does that mean, how do we do that? Check out this review of what we've been up to in the past few years and how we are #overcomingcancertogether Martin Foley MP Victorian Department of Health & Human Services Jaala Pulford MP Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Walter and Eliza Hall Institute St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne Austin Health Oli...via Newton-John Cancer Research Institute The Royal Melbourne Hospital Murdoch Children's Research Institute Royal Childrens Hospital The University of Melbourne The Royal Women's Hospital https://youtu.be/U6mu_KVpSig

22.01.2022 Cancer diagnoses have dropped significantly during #COVID-19 and regular health checks for the whole community are now more important than ever. Our #CancerCareNeverStops videos are available in Greek, Mandarin Chinese, Arabic and Vietnamese at https://bit.ly/3npGlsK. Please share this message to help spread the word

21.01.2022 COVID-19 has not changed the fact that 1 in 3 men and 1 in 4 women in Victoria will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 75. Even during the pandemic, it's vital to continue attending health checks and consult with your GP and specialist. Please share. #CancerCareNeverStops

19.01.2022 The VCCC Cancer Consumer Advisory Committee held its second annual consumer engagement forum this month bringing together consumers and researchers in equal numbers. With over 80 per cent of the participants having existing experience, the forum set out to explore ways to enhance consumer integration into research practice. Read more https://bit.ly/3ajSz2n

19.01.2022 Join us on Friday 6 November for a special Cancer and COVID-19 live webinar with Dr Ziad Bakouny of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute USA. Dr Bakouny will provide insights from the cancer research community in the USA that could help with the development of novel therapies for all patients with COVID-19 and share practical tips for the treatment of patients with cancer during the pandemic and discuss the potential legacy of COVID-19 on cancer care. Register online: ... https://www.viccompcancerctr.org//cancer-and-covid-19-per/ See more

18.01.2022 Today, 13/11/20 we say thank you to the incredible 13 11 20 Cancer Council nurses who pay such a vital role in supporting Victorians affected by cancer. Throughout the pandemic the need has been greater than ever. Thank you all. Martin Foley MP Cancer Council Victoria Victorian Department of Health & Human Services

18.01.2022 Victorian Cancer Survivorship Community of Practice Friday 30 October, 2pm Bringing together health professionals with an interest in cancer survivorship and the implementation of new models of care, providing an opportunity to discuss key aspects of cancer survivorship.... A free forum for those working with cancer survivors from all sectors, including hospitals, community or non-government organisations, researchers and policymakers.

13.01.2022 We were honoured to have Eddie Moore, a proud descendant of the Wemba Wemba, Palawa and Wotjobaluk people, speaking to the staff at #VCCC today about Acknowledgement of Country and a Welcome to Country - and the difference between them. National NAIDOC #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

12.01.2022 Congratulations US President Elect Joe Biden. Cancer research has never had such a passionate advocate in the White House. #CancerMoonshot Dan Andrews Victorian Department of Health & Human Services

11.01.2022 Cancer care on your iPhone - science fiction or strategic? https://www.viccompcancerctr.org//cancer-care-on-your-iph/ Did you know that in the United States, you can purchase Digital Doctor Gift Certificates? They can be bought in different dollar amounts, like a JB Hi-Fi or Bunnings gift card, only you exchange them for a video chat with a doctor via phone, tablet, or personal computer.... Data suggests that mothers are the biggest users of telemedicine in the US because they say it enables them to get the care they need quickly and efficiently. Virtual doctor companies were big business before COVID-19, and during the pandemic demand has skyrocketed.

05.01.2022 The Power of Language: Perspectives from Palliative Care Tuesday 27 October, 4:45-5:15pm Words can evoke fear, resentment and joy. In clinical care, though they may be intended to help patients and families, at times the words we use can create confusion and missed opportunities, while at other times a carefully chosen word may open new possibilities.... The Centre for Palliative Care webinar provides reflections on language used in the care of those with advanced illness and in palliative care from key perspectives, and thoughts on how we can improve our communication.

03.01.2022 Today is World Hospice and Palliative Care Day. A day to recognise, raise awareness and support hospice and palliative care worldwide. Palliative care can produce a lot of unanswered questions and problems that don’t have one solution. Professor Jennifer Philip, Chair of Palliative Medicine, University of Melbourne discusses the emotional, ethical and clinical complexities of delivering palliative care services during a pandemic with experts from Cancer Council Victoria, The Alfred, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.

03.01.2022 #ICYMI | Around 40 per cent of patients with cancer experience depression or anxiety at some stage after diagnosis. Associate Professor Lesley Stafford, Clinical Psychologist and Head of Clinical Psychology at The Royal Women's Hospital and Kirsten Pilatti, CEO Breast Cancer Network Australia discuss the mental health signs to watch for and share tips on how to navigate the health system to find key professionals and support networks to help. This webinar is relevant to all cancer types. Watch now https://youtu.be/EGE8iaIzEFY

01.01.2022 Four in 10 women suffer psychological distress following a diagnosis of breast cancer, which left untreated can cause serious physical implications and higher rates of death. Associate Professor Lesley Stafford, Clinical Psychologist and Head of Clinical Psychology at The Royal Women's Hospital discusses the mental health signs to watch for during and after a cancer diagnosis. This webinar is suitable for all types of cancer diagnosis.... Monday 23 November, 1-2pm Register online https://bit.ly/36x2jmk #MonLunchLive Cancer Council VictoriaBreast Cancer Network Australia