COSA Posters: Education and Supportive Care — ASN Events

COSA Posters: Education and Supportive Care — ASN Events

COSA Posters: Education and Supportive Care

'90 minutes' information sessions supporting carers of people with life threatening illnesses - a pilot study (#817)

The ‘bridge of support’, an innovative program bringing peer support to the hospital setting (#818)

An individualised group based exercise intervention is associated with improvements in functional performance, quality of life, and fatigue in adults with cancer (#819)

Morgan Atkinson

A pilot study of the effectiveness of a pre-operative supportive care education and counselling intervention for patients undergoing major head and neck cancer surgery (#820)

A smoking intervention among people with psychotic disorders – Preliminary results from a randomized controlled trial (#821)

Alcohol, tobacco use and readiness to change in an Australian sample of head and neck cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy (#822)

Therapeutic alliance between dietitians and patients with head and neck cancer: relationship to quality of life and nutritional status following a dietitian delivered health behaviour intervention (#823)

Bias due to differential attrition: what matters and what doesn’t (#824)

The management of radiation-induced skin toxicities in women with breast cancer: the impact of a systematic in-patient controlled clinical trial on patient well-being (#825)

Noelle C Bennett

Consumer engagement and satisfaction with a speech pathology telehealth service supporting patients with head and neck cancer (#826)

Antidepressant preferences for women taking tamoxifen: a survey of Australian oncologists (#827)

Jane Cass-Verco

Four years of screening for pain and distress with QUICATOUCH (#828)

The impact of physical activity on fatigue and quality of life in lung cancer patients (PAL Study): a qualitative exploration of participant experience. (#829)

Haryana M Dhillon

Improving cancer risk understanding: a systematic review of educational interventions for people with, or at high risk of, cancer (#830)

Cancer patients and those supporting them have unique illness perception profiles and support needs (#831)

You matter too: developing a carer information pack and psychoeducation session in the cancer setting. (#832)

Bone health and its management in early stage breast cancer patients commencing adjuvant hormonal treatment (#833)

‘Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow’ – what cancer survivors want to know, and how they want to know it. (#834)

Pushing the possibilities: consumers and health professionals co-design web videos on breast cancer (#835)

Decision making, decision regret and patient preferences in pre-menopausal women with low-risk early breast cancer. (#836)

Characteristics of patients presenting to Western Australian cancer support centres: Patient rated outcomes and use of complementary therapy (#837)

The impact of physical activity on disease-free survival in patients with high-risk stage II or III colon cancer: one month screening results. (#838)

Pancreatic cancer and supportive care- faced with death, it is the small things that positively impact on quality of life. (#839)

When you look in the mirror and don’t recognise the person looking back at you... where do you turn for help? (#841)

"Measuring emotional distress in newly diagnosed cancer patients with respect to their awareness regarding cancer and taking measures to minimize their distress level in Indian setting" (#842)

Moving forward with confidence: a report on work in progress to increase the capacity for self-management in cancer survivors (#843)

'There's nothing of me left.' The experience of alopecia for Australian women with ovarian cancer. (#844)

Anchors of hope – the centrality of the relationship between health care professionals and Australian women with ovarian cancer (#845)

Systematic review of quality-improvement interventions aimed at cancer specialists (#846)

Kristin Johnson

The effect of dietary counselling and/or oral supplements in lung cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy: A systematic review (#847)

Review of clinical practice guidelines of chemotherapy induced oral mucositis in an Australian haematology oncology practice. (#848)

Maria A Larizza

Evaluation of a psycho-education based group program for cancer patients and supporters (#849)

Alexandra Leggat

Capturing the multi-cultural experience of cancer – a study involving narratives in words and photographic images (#850)

“I was missing out on rites of passage”: Supportive care of young people with cancer and their peers (#851)

Piloting a multidisciplinary parenteral nutrition team in an oncology setting (#852)

Jenelle Loeliger

Carers of patients with HGG are more distressed than the patients: Understanding the experience of caregivers (#853)

A regional model for sustainable change through redesigning cancer care (#854)

Melissa Loorham

Strategic planning of breast cancer awareness and prevention techniques including old Indian traditions in regularly practiced programs (#855)

Changes in social relations as a result of participation on group therapy in cancer patients (#856)

Acupuncture service for supportive care in a day oncology unit (#857)

Electroacupuncture vs sham electroacupuncture vs standard care for chemotherapy induced nausea and vomiting –a pilot study (#858)

Workshops to improve communication in cancer care (#859)

Comparative analysis of post-treatment quality of life in breast cancer patients in central India after counseling them with family members against counseling them alone (#860)

Dr.Suchitra Mehta

What about me? ; Identifying needs of, and resources for, young adult cancer survivors (25 – 40 years) (#861)

Cancer education & resource center (CaRE): Caring beyond (#863)

Mazanah Muhamad

A snapshot of distress and problems identified by those accessing a cancer supportive care service (#864)

Claire O'Donovan

Self-management support in cancer care pilot study: An integrated model-of-care and intervention protocol (#865)

Cabazitaxel for patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC): Interim results from the Australian early access program [NCT01254279] (#866)

Phillip Parente

Health resource utilisation (HRU) and patient burden associated with skeletal-related events (SREs) in a randomised controlled trial setting (#867)

Gary Richardson

Modifying conventional program logic approaches to incorporate longitudinal evaluation of rural cancer service improvement programs: the Gippsland chemotherapy nurse preceptor program (#868)

Quality of life and coping in ovarian cancer: The last year of life. (#869)

Dirkje W Sommeijer

Unique roles to support Outreach Cancer Care (#870)

My time; your time; the time of living with myeloma. (#871)

Distress and quality of life of disease free cervical cancer survivors in Tamilnadu, India (#872)

Surendran Veeraiah

Current care and needs of adult cancer survivors – a cross-sectional survey (#873)

Assessment of a short subjective burden measure as a screening tool for at-risk carers of geriatric oncology survivors (#874)

Hayley S Whitford

Evaluating pain and analgesic use in patients with solid tumours and bone metastases receiving denosumab or zoledronic acid (ZA) from 3 identically-designed, randomised, double-blind, trials (#875)

Sally Woodhead RN

Returning to work following curative chemotherapy: a qualitative study. (#876)

Developing patient resources for weight management in patients undergoing curative chemotherapy. (#877)

The feasibility of an innovative combined nutrition and physical activity intervention for cancer survivors – preliminary results. (#878)