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@ESTRO meets Asia 24 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 23-25 August 2024 ‘Keys to success in PROMS: A patient’s view lying on the LINAC’. Abstract: As an 11 year survivor of HPV-related oropharyngeal cancer and a Head and Neck Cancer patient advocate, Julie will share examples of Patient Reported-Outcome Measures (PROMS) in routine radiation therapy treatment in […]

Links to full videos : Patient Reported Outcome Measures PROMS Radiation Therapy 2024 LINAC LEGO Models Patient Education Julie McCrossin 2023 Karen Liesching-Schroder – Mouth Cancer Foundation Support Group – United Kingdom

In this video broadcaster and cancer survivor, Julie McCrossin AM interviews two cancer doctors about how Patient Reported Outcome Measure or PROMS can be used in routine radiation therapy treatment to improve survival and quality of life for patients. 1) Professor Geoff Delaney AM MBBS, FRANZCR, PhD, MD Senior Staff Specialist, Radiation Oncology, Cancer Therapy

Let me begin by acknowledging the Deputy Chancellor, Dr John Laker AO; Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Prof Kate McGrath; Members of Council, staff, distinguished guests, graduates and their family and friends. Thank you to the university for the invitation to speak to you today. It is an honour to be here. I want to begin by acknowledging

“I have been a Salvation Army officer for more than 30 years, serving all of my officership in a range of social and community services and leadership positions across the AUS Southern. My work has mostly been in the governance and management of social programs for Victoria. My previous role was as National Head of

This booklet, Throat Cancer & HPV, was developed by the Health Behaviour Research Centre, University College London and Resonant agency, and updated by The University of Sydney and Katherine Morgan. This booklet is funded by the Medical Research Council and the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. You can download a

For World Cancer Day 4 February 2024, Head & Neck Cancer survivors Maureen Jansen and Julie McCrossin discuss the gaps in care for Head & Neck Cancer patients in New Zealand/Aotearoa when compared to patients in Australia. Julie McCrossin AM is a broadcaster and cancer advocate who was treated in Sydney Australia for oropharyngeal cancer

A Memoir By Kathleen Watt REARRANGED tells of leaving the operatic stage for a starring role opposite the Big C. Bone cancer in my cheek ended my career as an opera singer and brought me face to face with mortality, disfigurement, the meaning and uses of beauty—and a lot of left over pieces. A small

Julie McCrossin AM is a broadcaster, journalist and cancer advocate. Dr Jia (Jenny) Liu is a medical oncologist at St Vincents Hospital Sydney at The Kinghorn Cancer Centre. She specialises in treating patients with head and neck cancer with drug therapy and running clinical trials to provide patients with opportunities to access novel treatments. She

The horrific physical and sexual violence by terrorists on October 7 in southern Israel appalled me. My heart goes out to the families who lost loved ones in this 21st century pogram and to those who have family among the hostages held in Gaza. We pray for their safe return. We’re inviting you to unite