Nicole's presentation "Implementation of a lung cancer multidisciplinary team standardized template for reporting to general practitioners: a mixed methods study" was very well received, showcasing how a lung cancer MDT supports GPs to be kept well informed of the care their patients are receiving, enabling GPs to provide continuous care for their patients undergoing cancer treatment in a timely and transparent manner. As a result of the brilliant work and evaluation, MDTs in other streams wish to take up this approach for themselves. Nicole is Senior Research Fellow at Cancer Council NSW, and her research was funded by Cancer Australia working with Sydney Catalyst TCRC, Gemma Collett, Clare Brown, Tim Shaw, Kahren White, Philip Beale, Lyndal Trevena, Cleola Anderiesz, and David Barnes. WATCH Nicole's recorded presentation or slideshow here:  Dr Nicole Rankin, Cancer Council NSW and Sydney Catalyst Slideshow: here Video of presentation: here Watch all the videos + slideshows of each presentation here:  Prof Anna deFazio, The Westmead Institute for Medical Research, University of Sydney, Westmead Hospital Video of presentation: here      
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2/11/2018 08:11:32 pm
I have seen more people beat cancer and it's really a great sight to see. People young and old being given a second chance in life. I can't help but think maybe they had only been tested as false positive. I heard someone say if you get cured from cancer, maybe it wasn't cancer in the first place. I think they are being overly negative about this when it's true that all it takes for someone to heal from any kind of disease is a positive outlook in life. Leave a Reply. |
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