Thursday, 2nd February Cancer Survivorship 2017

• Survivorship in the UK – making change happen - Elizabeth Jane Maher
• Survivorship in the USA – making change happen - Catherine Alfano
• Survivorship in Australia– making change happen - Sanchia Aranda
• Where are the Indigenous Cancer Survivors? - David Copley

10:20 AM Discussion

• Interventions for health and well-being in adolescents and young adults after cancer: a systematic review - Natalie Bradford
• Fertility issues in young people after cancer: what do I need to know? - Natalie Bradford
• Establishing an integrated state-wide adolescent and young adult cancer service - Natalie Bradford
• Patient-clinician discussions about fertility in the adolescent and young adult cancer population: A multi-centre retrospective study - Raymond J Chan
• The Bridge of Support - A collaborative Approach to a Peer Support Program - Robin D Curwen-Walker
• A new model supporting best practice follow-up care for early breast cancer in Australia: shared follow-up care for early breast cancer - Carolyn Der Vartanian
• Exercise during cancer treatment: A pilot survey of what Australian Cancer Health Professionals think. - Haryana M Dhillon
• Fear of cancer recurrence and psychological well-beingin women with breast cancer: The role of causal cancerattributions and optimism - Jo Anne R Dumalaon
• Transition of childhood cancer survivors to adult survivorship care: survivor preferences, and barriers to care - Joanna E Fardell
• Documenting health service inequities and identifying potential criteria for addressing them: A case study of breast reconstruction in Australia. - Kathy Flitcroft
• The relationship between resilience, distress and quality of life in cancer patients and survivors - Corinna Freytag
• The Victorian Paediatric Long Term Follow-up Program for survivors of childhood cancer -  Model of care - Jessica Fullerton
• Measuring what matters: An evaluation and outcomes framework for survivorship care programs - Spiridoula Galetakis
• Returning to work was important in a survey of American palliative care patients - Paul Glare
• Severe pain, disability, psychological distress and maladaptive coping are common in cancer patients attending Australian pain clinics. - Paul Glare
• Ability to adhere to exercise guidelines during stereotactic ablative body radiation therapy for metastasis of renal cell carcinoma in the superior lobe of the left lung: a case study report. - Michael C Hartland
• Developing a sustainable model of care for cancer survivors - Genevieve Johnston
• Survivorship in a Regional Setting - Michelle Judd
• LONG TERM OUTCOMES AND RISK FACTORS FOR CHEMOTHERAPY INDUCED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN CHILDHOOD CANCER SURVIVORS - Richard J Cohn
• "Engage Community Forums" An initiative developed and driven by GI Cancer survivors and carers - Dan Kent
• Living an adventurous life with Lymphoedema: One patient's journey to acceptance and Management - Ruth V Klee
• The self-coach BREATHE approach to optimise quality of life after cancer - Tricia LaBella
• Life after cancer treatment - a peer support group pilot study  - Eleanor Law
• Improving brain tumour care online - Heidi McAlpine
• Enriching Survivorship - Lauren McClean
• Webinars providing education and empowerment for cancer survivors and health professionals. - Jill Mills
• Physical activity in survivors of childhood cancer: results from a long-term follow-up study, systematic review and meta-analysis - David Mizrahi
• Principles of Cancer Survivorship – guiding a national approach to policy and health services planning   - Caroline Nehill
• Development of comorbidities in hormone-dependent breast cancer survivors treated with endocrine therapy: an Australian population-based analysis - Huah Shin Ng
• A PATIENT SURVEY TO DEVELOP FOLLOW UP CARE FOR 15 -25 YEAR OLDS WITH A CANCER DIAGNOSIS, 1-5 YEARS AFTER THE COMPLETION OF CANCER TREATMENT. 'WILL ESTABLISHING A MULTIDISICIPLINARY PSYCHOSOCIAL CLINIC IMPROVE OUTCOMES, PROVISION AND COORDINATION OF THIS AGE GROUP?' - Antoinette Anazodo
• Love, Faith and Hope - A secondary analysis of prostate cancer survivors and their partners. - Peter K O'Shaughnessy
• Clinical Innovations: Lymphoedema management - Neil B Piller
• Promoting the role of primary care in cancer survivorship - Amanda Piper
• Engagement of general practice in cancer survivorship - Meron E Pitcher
• Does multidisciplinary outpatient oncology rehabilitation meet the needs of cancer survivors?  A retrospective study. - Kathryn Rorke
• Five years of GP shared care for cancer survivors with complex needs: what have we learned? - Josie Samers
• Key strategies and learning in the development, sustainability & transferability of a model of survivorship care - Meron Pitcher
• Breast cancer survivors' long-term goals for participating in an online physical activity program. Lessons learned in the iMove more for life RCT.   - Camille E Short
• Models of follow-up care in Australia and New Zealand: challenges to implementing optimal survivorship care in paediatric cancer - Joanna E Fardell
• Fit to Thrive: Outcomes of a specialised exercise program to support patients with a haematological malignancy - Maryanne Skarparis
• A systematic review of late effects in survivors of stage I seminoma - Jennifer Soon
• LOW REFERRAL OF BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS TO REHABILITATION AND WELLNESS SERVICES: A project to improve service provider networking. - Denise Stewart
• Testing the effectiveness of online training delivery targeted at improving healthy living knowledge, skills and confidence of breast cancer survivors. - Fiona Tansley
• Development of a Survivorship Care Plan and Treatment Summary for Lymphoma Survivors. - Karen M Taylor
• Facilitators and barriers to participation in a weight management study for cancer survivors: A qualitative exploration. - Haryana M Dhillon
• Physical and psychological health status of cancer survivors following primary adjuvant treatment - Janette L Vardy
• We need to be measuring inflammatory biomarkers: A preclinical model of breast cancer-induced cognitive impairment points to neuroinflammation as the mechanism. - Adam K Walker
• Development of written resources with and for culturally and linguistically diverse cancer survivors in Australia: lessons learnt    - Georgina E Wiley

• How will cancer survivors use survivorship care plans (SCPs)? - Amanda Piper
• The gap between theory and practice; uptake and quality of care plans and treatment summaries across survivorship care pilot sites in South Australia. - Bogda Koczwara
• Collaborating with Cancer Treatment Centres to deliver a cost-effective and sustainable model of program delivery for cancer survivors. - Lauren McClean
• Childhood cancer survivor and physician reported barriers to delivering survivorship care - Joanna E Fardell
• Do experiences of care at the end of treatment influence the psychosocial wellbeing of Adolescents and Young Adults (AYAs) with cancer? - Gemma Skaczkowski
• A multi-site cancer survivorship clinical placement program for primary care practitioners (PCPs) - Georgina E Wiley

• Measuring and reporting cancer and cancer management disparities in Australia - David Roder
• Closing the gap for indigenous cancer survivors - Kalinda Griffiths
• Issues for cancer survivors of non‐English speaking backgrounds - Afaf Girgis
• Issues for regional and rural cancer survivors - Kate Fennell

• Population-level Approaches to Supporting Healthy Living in the Growing Population of Cancer Survivors - Catherine Alfano
• Supporting healthy living in the growing population of cancer survivors ‐ engaging policy and practice partners - Elizabeth Eakin
• The role of general practice - Lyndal Trevena

3:15 PM Panel Discussion

• Healing and the Arts: Framing a Dialogue - David Joske
• Emotional rescue - Elizabeth Jane Maher
• Surviving through music - Jennifer Donovan
• Song-writing as therapy - David Joske

5:15 PM  Jenny Donovan (keyboards), David Joske (guitar) & Janette Vardy (trumpet)
              Trumpeting your success – musical performance