2022 Congress Presentations

The presentations listed below are for all speakers/presenters who consented to publish their presentation on the congress website.

Please click on the session below to view the available presentations for that particular session. 

Friday 17 June 2022

Plenary Session 1
Plenary Session 2
Concurrent 4 - Nurses Leading Change
Concurrent 5 - Hot Topics One
Concurrent 6 - Advanced Practice Nursing
Concurrent 9 - Hot Topics Two
Concurrent 10 - Regional Focus
Concurrent 11 - Consumer Voice

Saturday 18 June  2022

Plenary Session 3
Concurrent 14 - Hot Topics Three
Concurrent 15 - Models of Care
Concurrent 16 - Patient Centred Care
Concurrent 17 - Knowledge and Education

Friday 17 June 2022

Plenary Session 1

David Stewart - Invest in nursing and respect rights to secure global health
Alison McMillan PSM - Applying our strength, skills and speciality to influence change and improve outcomes.

Plenary Session 2

Natalie Bradford - Cancer Nursing Workforce

Concurrent Session 4

Sue Bartlett - The Oncology Nursing Expert Group – What Can Be Achieved When Cancer Nurses Come Together During a Pandemic and Lockdowns in Victoria
Natalie Bradford - Research Priorities of Australian Cancer Nurses: A national consensus initiative
Polly Dufton - Impact of extending SURC hours on emergency department presentations: A COVID response
Mei Krishnasamy - Exploring cancer consumers’ experiences of and preferences for e-health technologies

Concurrent Session 5

Georgina East - Extending Symptom Urgent Review Clinic (SURC) services in response to COVID 19 pandemic
Emily Larsen - Let’s get the conversation going! Development of an IV Passport to improve vascular access device planning and management.
Jenny Thresher - Implementing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Optimal Care Pathway Learning Package
Theresa Beane - Compassion Fatigue in an Oncology day unit setting: A nursing perspective - presentation pending publication

Concurrent Session 6
 

Zoe Feighan - Measuring up! A clinical audit of nephrotoxicity and Cisplatin administration to help meet the void in quantifiable data.
Thea Ogle - Occurrence and Perceived Effectiveness of Activities Used to Decrease Chemotherapy- Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms in the Feet
Emily O'Leary - Minimising hospital exposure for high-risk cancer patients requiring immunoglobulin replacement through nurse-led innovation in care
Danielle Roscoe - Audit and evaluation of immune related adverse events associated with Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors for solid malignancies in a regional Victorian setting

 Concurrent Session 9

Trish Calder - Outcomes of women at high familial risk for breast cancer: An 8 year single centre experience - presentation pending publication
Bethany Crowe - The Familial Breast Cancer Clinic: Improving the care of women at increased risk of hereditary breast cancer
Cheryl Prescott - Genomics Is Everyone’s Business: Meeting the needs of the nursing workforce (the beGIN Project)
Simone Ray - GP Cancer Support line, set up of new specialist cancer nurse operated service

 Concurrent Session 10

Sue Bartlett - Commencing a Nurse Led Symptom & Urgent Review Clinic (SURC) during a Pandemic in a Victorian Regional Cancer Centre
Cassandra Moore - The Development of a Regional Neuroendocrine Tumour Specialist Clinic
Carolyn Meredith - Regional and rural nursing management of subcutaneous home chemotherapy administration
Erika Weinzierl - Innovations in the development and implementation of a Symptom and Urgent Review Clinic (SURC) to support cancer patients in Regional Victoria

Concurrent Session 11

Su Htet Htet Aung - The experiences and the support needs of caregivers of patients with head and neck cancer: Preliminary findings from a qualitative study
Holly Chung - What matters to patients: working with consumers to select Patient Reported Outcome Measures for a phase 2 multiple myeloma clinical trial
Kerry McKenzie - Exploring how peer support can be optimised for carers of cancer patients receiving palliative care
Brighid Scanlon - COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, acceptance, and informational needs among an Australian oncology population: a cross-sectional survey
Carli Shaw - One participant’s narrative in a grounded theory study exploring cancer patients’ cognitive impairment

Concurrent Session 14