We recently welcomed Nic Kennedy, Louise Nott and Susannah Morris to All.Can Australia. They all add new perspectives and experiences, allowing us to broaden our understanding of cancer continuum and expand our network. Join us in welcoming them.

This #WorldCancerDay , we are working to #CloseTheCareGap through collaborating with a range of different stakeholders in clinical, consumer and industry space, on Australia’s first Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program that provides pan-cancer support.

At our recent webinar, A/Prof Louise Nott discussed the clinical implications of navigation and how improvements can lead to shared benefits for our healthcare system. That’s why we continue to advocate for Australia’s first national broad cancer care navigation model!

The Cancer Concierge program at Royal Adelaide Hospital aims to improve navigation for inpatient services and is a great example of innovation in #cancercare . We passionately share this vision as new healthcare technologies can accelerate adoption of value-based care.

What does improving cancer care navigation in Aus look like? At our recent webinar, Dr Susannah Morris, shared her own experiences and some of the barriers health consumers face. We are committed to reducing these inefficiencies to support people affected by cancer.

At our recent webinar, Prof Dorothy Keefe, Dorothy Keefe, shared why navigation is critical and a key consideration of the draft Australian Cancer Plan. We hope to continue to unite in our efforts to improve cancer care navigation across the country!

#Didyouknow that we recently hosted a webinar exploring the future of cancer care navigation in Australia? Key experts discussed the benefits of breaking down silos from the point of diagnosis to after cancer treatment. Watch the webinar on-demand today: events.golive.com.au/88ec5dcf-d065-…

Thanks to Sophie Scott and our speaking panel for a standout discussion at our webinar yesterday. Great to see the alignment on the need to improve #cancernavigation for equitable access to support. Now available on-demand: events.golive.com.au/88ec5dcf-d065-… #WeAllCan #CancerCare

There’s still time to register for our free webinar! Join us, our sponsors MSD Australia and Bristol Myers Squibb Australia, facilitator Sophie Scott, and a panel of speakers to learn about #cancercare navigation. Join us Thurs 2 Feb 12-1:30pm AEDT. Register: events.golive.com.au/88ec5dcf-d065-…

Our webinar is almost one week away! Please join us next week, 2 Feb 12:00 - 1:30pm AEDT, as we tackle the issue of cancer care navigation. Facilitator Sophie Scott will be answering your questions, so register for an informative discussion: events.golive.com.au/88ec5dcf-d065-….

Want to learn more about what is currently being done to build more efficient and integrated #cancercare services? Join us at our webinar on Thurs 2 February 12:00-1:30pm AEDT, with a special address from Mark Butler MP. Register: events.golive.com.au/88ec5dcf-d065-….

Many people living with cancer in Australia encounter significant barriers when moving through our health system. If you want to find out what can be done to improve their experience, join us at our webinar ahead of #WorldCancerDay to learn more. Register: events.golive.com.au/88ec5dcf-d065-…

#Happyholidays from the #AllCanAustralia team. With Bureau of Meteorology, Australia predicting there to be sunny skies on the horizon, let's all #slipslopslap to stay safe outdoors this summer.

Join us on Feb 2, 2023, for #WorldCancerDay as we bring together Australia’s most prominent thought leaders to tackle the issues around #cancer care #navigation in Australia. Register here: events.golive.com.au/88ec5dcf-d065-…

Are you passionate about improving patient outcomes or have personal and/or professional experience with cancer? It's time to have your say! Australian Department of Health and Aged Care is calling for input on the Australian Cancer Plan. Share your thoughts: engage.australiancancerplan.gov.au/acppc

#DYK our patient survey showed that 35% of Australian cancer patients did not feel involved in making decisions, and were not given adequate information about their care, treatment, and symptoms. That's why our board member, Cassandra Bennett, is elevating the voices of patients.

Lung cancer is the leading #cancer contributing to mortality in Australia. It’s #LungCancerAwarenessMonth , and we want to hear from you. How do you think we can enable swift #diagnosis , efficient referral to specialist services and early treatment initiation?

As part of All.Can’s ongoing collaboration with European Cancer Organisation, their “Efficiency Metrics in Cancer Care' abstract, developed by Matt Hickey, Adele Youngs, @Pisanie7 and others, will feature at the Summit this week. Learn more: europeancancer.org/selected-abstr…

Recently we asked what you thought were the common barriers to efficient #cancercare . Timeliness of diagnosis came out on top, reported by 53% of respondents. That’s why diagnosis is one of the four crucial areas where #AllCanAustralia is committed to improving efficiency.

Have you been affected by cancer and are willing to share your story? World Health Organization (WHO) recently launched a survey focused on understanding the lived experience of patients and families. Contribute to advancing cancer care here:  extranet.who.int/dataformv3/ind…