session - IPOS Symposium - Well-being of older cancer patients: Identification of specific characteristics, care needs and interventions session - IPOS - Moving beyond cancer treatment – issues facing cancer survivors session - IPOS - Measuring up – evaluation of measures in psycho-oncology research session - IPOS - Children and cancer – impact on their world and extended family session - IPOS Symposium - What can we learn from Australian and United Kingdom (UK) adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer psychological research and practice: A CanTeen and Teenage Cancer Trust symposium session - IPOS - When cancer is no longer curable – issues facing patients and their families session - IPOS Symposium - Excellence and innovation in Australian oncology social work practice and research: The OSWA experience session - IPOS - Self directed therapeutic interventions: Evidence supporting use and efficacy session - IPOS - Early diagnosis is best – knowledge about cancer risk and participation in screening programmes session - IPOS - The promise of the new - innovative application of technology in psychosocial care session - IPOS - Talk to me - Pattern of communication about cancer session - IPOS - Clearing the fog: Advances in understanding and treatment of cognitive dysfunction session - IPOS - Avoidance and cancer: What factors influence delay and failure to adhere to treatment session - IPOS Symposium - In sickness and in health: Coping and needs of spouses and children caring for adult and older cancer patients, clinical observations and research data session - IPOS - 'I’m worn out' – Fatigue and sleep issues affecting people with cancer session - IPOS - Screening for distress, what have we learned? session - IPOS - Enhancing psychological outcomes - Community, consumer and health professional initiatives session - IPOS - Burnt out or just feeling the heat - Health professional burnout and workforce issues session - IPOS - Interventions to reduce distress and promote well-being session - IPOS - Taking a biopsychosocial approach, exploring biological contributions to psychosocial status session - IPOS Symposium - Exploring the role of peer support in psychosocial care: From research to practice session - IPOS - Translating training into practice: Examining the process from training to implementation session - IPOS - Living, loving and working - issues for survivors session - IPOS - Doing it tough: Cancers associated with high morbidity session - IPOS Symposium - Optimising family’s adjustment during the transition from palliative care to bereavement