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SUMMARY:Melanoma risk assessment: A practical guide for GPs and Nurses
DESCRIPTION:Identifying patients at increased risk of melanoma is an important part of primary care. \nIn this engaging webinar from Melanoma Institute Australia\, leading Dermatologist A/Prof Linda Martin will guide healthcare professionals through key clinical and patient factors associated with melanoma risk\, the use of risk prediction tools to support personalised assessment\, and how to determine appropriate skin assessment\, surveillance and specialist referral. Participants will gain practical insights to help identify higher-risk individuals and guide next steps in their care. \nThe session will also feature Dermatology Clinical Nurse Specialist Denise Wilson exploring the role of nurses in educating patients about melanoma risk and supporting appropriate follow-up. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nRecognise the clinical and patient factors that indicate increased melanoma risk.\nUse risk prediction tools to support personalised melanoma risk assessment and identify patients who may benefit from increased or reduced surveillance.\nDetermine when to perform\, recommend or arrange further skin assessment and when referral to a specialist may be appropriate.\nEducate patients about melanoma risk\, skin awareness and the importance of appropriate skin surveillance to support informed decision-making and timely assessment.\n\nThis webinar is relevant for General Practitioners\, Skin Cancer GPs\, Nurses and other healthcare professionals. \nEvent details:  \nCost: Free\nCPD: A certificate of attendance for 1 EA hour will be provided for your CPD records. This activity is accredited with RACGP (ID: 1724681) and SkinPro CPD (ID 10125). \nThis webinar will be recorded. You are welcome to register even if you’re unable to attend the live webinar and we can send you a link to the recording afterwards. \nREGISTER NOW
URL:https://melanoma.org.au/event/melanoma-risk-assessment-a-practical-guide-for-gps-and-nurses/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education,Clinician Education
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SUMMARY:Toxic Clues: An Immunotherapy Investigation
DESCRIPTION:Can you spot the clues before they become a crisis? \nJoin us for an immersive\, interactive workshop designed for nurses caring for people receiving immunotherapy across all cancer types. \nWhether you work in an oncology day unit\, inpatient ward\, or another setting where patients receiving immunotherapy may present\, this workshop will help you build confidence in recognising the clues\, asking the right questions and knowing when to escalate. \nFollow the evidence through real-world cases\, tackle the clinical grey zones\, learn from experienced cancer nurses and put your skills to the test in our Immunotherapy Escape Room. You’ll leave with practical strategies and tools you can take straight back to clinical practice. \nRecognise the clues. Connect the symptoms. Escalate with confidence. \nWho should attend? \nRegistration is open to Registered Nurses working in oncology day units\, inpatient wards\, or other clinical settings where they are administering or caring for patients receiving immunotherapy. \nEvent details \nCost: Free\nCatering: Morning tea\, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.\nCPD: A certificate of attendance will be provided.\nTravel grants: Travel grants of up to $2\,000 per applicant are available to support nurses working in inpatient cancer centres or caring for patients receiving immunotherapy from across Australia to attend this one-day workshop in Sydney. \nPlaces are strictly limited and registration is essential. \nThis event is an initiative of Melanoma Institute Australia with event support from Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) and funding provided by Australian Department of Health. \nREGISTER NOW
URL:https://melanoma.org.au/event/toxic-clues-immunotherapy-investigation/
LOCATION:PARKROYAL Darling Harbour\, 150 Day Street\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Education,Clinician Education
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ORGANIZER;CN="Melanoma Institute Australia Education Team":MAILTO:education@melanoma.org.au
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