ICCN 17

Discussing the patient experience

Kicki Klaeson – Linkoping University, Sweden

21 Sep 2012

Symptom management and combating side effects

David Larkin – ACT Government Health Directorate, Australia

21 Sep 2012

Tobacco control and prevention through social media

Joan Bottorff – University of British Columbia, Kelowna, Canada

21 Sep 2012

Highlights from the 17th International Conference on Cancer Nursing

Greta Cummings – President of the International Society of Nurses of Cancer Care

21 Sep 2012

ASCO / ONS Chemotherapy Standards

Kris LeFebvre – Oncology Nursing Society, Pittsburgh, USA

21 Sep 2012

Educational programmes for oncology nurses

Prof Mary Jane Esplen – University Health Network, Toronto, Canada

21 Sep 2012

Current challenges facing the oncology nursing community

Birgitte Grube – President of the European Oncology Nursing Society

21 Sep 2012

Oncology nursing and survivorship

Catherine Glennon – The University of Kansas Cancer Center, USA

21 Sep 2012

Training in psyco-social oncology

Dr Deborah McLeod – Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada

21 Sep 2012

The Oncologic Emergencies course

Charissa Cordon – Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto, Canada

20 Sep 2012

Smoking cessation in the Czech Republic

Linda Sarna – University of California Los Angeles, USA

20 Sep 2012

Best practice in nurse-led chemotherapy, standardising services, as well as electronic prescriptions and nurse-physician communication

Elaine Lennan – University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, UK

20 Sep 2012

Screening for distress

Dr Margaret Fitch – Odette Cancer Center, Toronto, Canada

20 Sep 2012

Improving health outcomes around the world

Catharine Grimes – Director, Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation

20 Sep 2012

Training for outpatient treatment procedures

Anne Gross – Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, USA

20 Sep 2012

Conferences