Saturday, 2nd February FCIC Survivorship Conference 2013

His Excellency, Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce, Govenor of South Australia

Prof Bogda Koczwara, Flinders Medical Centre

Prof Ross McKinnon, Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer

• Developing a Cancer Survivorship Research Agenda: Where to Start? - Patricia A. Ganz
• Cancer Survivorship - A clinical perspective - Michael Jefford
• What matters to survivors? From awareness to advocacy - Agnes Vitry

• Fear of Recurrence - Jane Turner
• Suffering in silence: The impact of cancer on caregivers - Afaf Girgis
• Creating meaning: the experiences of young adult cancer survivors - Danielle Tindle
• Late effects of cancer treatment in childhood - Michael Rice
• Morbidity and mortality in a hospital-based cohort of adult survivors of childhood cancer - Richard J Cohn

• Recruitment of cancer survivors and carers to a face-to-face lifestyle intervention: balancing methodological considerations and logistical challenges - Gabrielle Asprey
• Developing and Evaluating an Online Self-Help Program for Cancer Distress: A Randomised Pilot Trial - Lisa Beatty
• What do patients really mean when they complain of fatigue after treatment? – development of a semi-structured clinical interview to reliably identify post cancer fatigue - Barbara K Bennett
• Melanoma shared care, a tripartite approach for survival. The patient, their GP and their specialist - A survivorship project. - Colleen Berryman
• An exploration of the support care needs of men who have undergone prostate cancer treatment and their partner - Amanda Bobridge
• Living Well: Delivering Survivorship Hospital Programmes - Kim Brauer
• A systematic review of factors which breast cancer patients associate with their diagnosis - Jo Anne Dumalaon Canaria
• A Supportive Care Service for Oncology Patients and their Carers at Northern Health. A. Cavini. The Northern Hospital, Epping, Melbourne, Victoria. Australia - Adrienne Cavini
• Physical activity levels and barriers and facilitators towards exercise for Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant  (HSCT) survivors - Tina Cheng
• Lower levels of depression, anxiety, distress, fatigue and symptoms are associated with higher levels of physical activity in non-small cell lung cancer - Linda Denehy
• Surviving cancer: the psycho-social impact on the family - Jaklin A. Eliott
• Analysing the blog narratives of a cohort of breast cancer survivors provides a new framework for a richer understanding of the lived experience of cancer survivorship - Marie F. Ennis
• The development and implementation of survivorship care plans across the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. - Priscilla Gates
• Development of a nurse-led survivorship intervention for long term survivors of Hodgkin lymphoma. - Priscilla Gates
• Return to driving after a diagnosis of brain tumour - Stacey George
• Primary care in survivorship: an exploration of the relationship between young people diagnosed with cancer and general practitioners - Lucy Holland
• Implementing a self-management oriented survivorship intervention - Paula Howell
• Perceptions on the role of physical activity in maintaining quality of life in men with prostate cancer: influence of androgen deprivation therapy. - Justin W.L. Keogh
• Two models of group based education for cancer survivors - Nicole Kinnane
• Resilience: What Influences Treatment Outcomes for Patients Treated with Early Stage Cancer? - Kelvin Leung
• The challenges of developing a nurse led survivorship model of care – Initiating a service within a regional and a rural domain. - Donna Lever
• Promoting physical activity to breast cancer survivors - what may work? - Catherine R Mackenzie
• Engaging with Survivors – A Regional Participation Strategy - Michelle McKimmie
• Addressing the needs of survivors with lymphoedema - a transferrable model for providing lymphoedema services in a regional context - Michelle McKimmie
• Development of a Survivorship Project – ‘Positive Change for Life’ - Helen McLauchlan
• Utilising life changing experiences of cancer survivors and care-givers to deliver community based psychosocial program - Annie Miller
• When treatment finishes – Opportunities for a multidisciplinary approach to service and support delivery for cancer survivors - Annie Miller
• Cancer Survivorship: Employment and Return to Work – An Australian report - Annie Miller
• The patient experience of melanoma follow-up: An online survey - Janine Mitchell
• An exercise physiologist derived exercise intervention for women with recurrent ovarian cancer - David Mizrahi
• Patients' perspective of dysphagia in the survivorship phase of head and neck cancer - Rebecca L Nund
• “Building yourself to better cope”: a qualitative case study of a cycling team led by cancer survivors - Clare Oakes
• Fatigue, Physical Activity, and Autonomic Nervous System Function in Breast Cancer Survivors: A Pilot Study - Alicia B Olsen
• Improving survivorship outcomes in adolescents and young adults with cancer: the development of a national survivorship care process - Michael Osborn
• Living with, through and beyond cancer: Giving survivors the skills, support and confidence to take control of their lives - Anna S Petterson
• Development of a self-management psychosocial intervention for men with prostate cancer and their partners: lessons learnt from the ‘real world’ - Gillian Prue
• A randomised controlled trial of an optimized multidisciplinary intervention for post-cancer fatigue – TOPS Trial. - Carolina Sandler
• Influencing diet and lifestyle changes in a high risk cohort diagnosed with benign colorectal neoplasia - Karen Saxty
• Moving on from Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplants? - Emily C Schneider
• Implementing a survivorship service for patients with head and neck cancers. Are some cancer survivors more forgotten than others? - Kate Schofield
• Returning to work after treatment: An important survivorship issue. - Maryanne Skarparis
• Survivorship research in Haematology: Findings from Queensland. - Maryanne Skarparis
• How good is the guidance for cutaneous melanoma follow- up? A systematic review of clinical practice guidelines - Jackie Street
• Survivorship connections: the development of a model of survivorship care for young people diagnosed with cancer - Kate Thompson
• Through their eyes: understanding the survivorship needs and experience of young people with cancer - Samantha Van Staalduinen
• Early experience of implementation of a triage model for survivorship care at the NSW Cancer Survivors Centre - Kate Webber
• The ovary and cancer treatment -– the future of fertility preservation - Fiona Young
• Molecular and Biochemical Evaluation of Anti-Proliferative Effect of (Cichorium endivia, L.) Phenolic Extracts on cancer cell line HCT-116 - Ali Alshehri

• Examining the Effects of Exercise as a Treatment for Cardiovascular and Oncologic Outcomes in Cancer Patients - Lee Jones
• The Essence of Surviving Cancer - Craig Hassed
• Cancer Rehabilitation – much can be done to help cancer survivors with physical disability. - Andrew M Cole
• What can cancer care learn from the chronic condition management field? - Sharon Lawn
• Chronic conditions and lifestyle behaviour after cancer: the differences between 2,103 cancer cases and 4,185 age and gender matched controls. - Bogda Koczwara

• Integrating Survivorship Care with Primary Care - Jon Emery
•  Cancer Survivorship Care Coordination: Opportunities and Challenges - Patsy Yates
• How can eHealth support self-directed and shared survivorship care? - Afaf Girgis
• The roles of Survivors in shaping care that works - Phil Kerslake