Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA)
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Business / Provider Type
Education Provider
Services Offered
Conferences, Events, CPD Courses
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My name is Lucy Gent (formerly Patton). I am the President and Board Chair of the Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA). The CNSA was founded in 1998, and currently represents more than 1200 cancer nurses across Australia.
As the peak professional body for cancer nursing, the CNSA thrives to promote excellence in cancer care through the professional contribution of cancer nurses.
The CNSA Board of Directors is committed to strengthening the link between cancer nurses in Australia, the consumers of cancer nursing services, and other health professionals involved in cancer care.
Your CNSA membership enables you to access member benefits including; an annual cancer nursing congress, professional development and research grants, resources such as position statements to support practice, access to the Australian Journal of Cancer Nursing, locally planned and delivered professional development and to opportunities to join in specialist practice networks within the Society.
The CNSA website is a major communication hub designed to allow our members to access member benefits and high quality materials and presentations for their professional development.
If you are not yet a member, join CNSA today and partner with over 1200 Australian cancer nurses to achieve excellence in cancer care.
Lucy Gent (formerly Patton)
CNSA President and Board Chair
As the peak professional body for cancer nursing, the CNSA thrives to promote excellence in cancer care through the professional contribution of cancer nurses.
The CNSA Board of Directors is committed to strengthening the link between cancer nurses in Australia, the consumers of cancer nursing services, and other health professionals involved in cancer care.
Your CNSA membership enables you to access member benefits including; an annual cancer nursing congress, professional development and research grants, resources such as position statements to support practice, access to the Australian Journal of Cancer Nursing, locally planned and delivered professional development and to opportunities to join in specialist practice networks within the Society.
The CNSA website is a major communication hub designed to allow our members to access member benefits and high quality materials and presentations for their professional development.
If you are not yet a member, join CNSA today and partner with over 1200 Australian cancer nurses to achieve excellence in cancer care.
Lucy Gent (formerly Patton)
CNSA President and Board Chair
Why us
CNSA's Strategic Plan is a living and breathing document, created to provide guidance to the Board of Directors and CNSA Members on the organisation's priorities.
This Strategic plan supports our vision, mission and Society objectives.
Vision
Best possible outcomes and experiences for all people affected by cancer.
Mission
Promoting excellence in cancer care and control through the professional contribution of Cancer Nurses.
To achieve this mission, CNSA acts as a resource to cancer nurses around Australia, no matter what their geographical location or area of practice. CNSA is the link between cancer nurses in Australia, the consumers of cancer nursing services, and other health professionals involved in cancer care.
Strategic Aims
To achieve its mission CNSA undertakes the following strategic aims:
Developing and disseminating resources which contribute to advances in cancer nursing practice.
Facilitating research in the area of cancer nursing that will contribute to improvement in the care of people with cancer.
Taking a leadership role in addressing the educational needs of cancer nurses.
Collaborating with other groups and organisations involved in the development and provision of services to people with cancer.
Promoting cancer nurses' contribution to National cancer control activities and policy; and
Providing opportunities for professional networking amongst cancer nurses.
This Strategic plan supports our vision, mission and Society objectives.
Vision
Best possible outcomes and experiences for all people affected by cancer.
Mission
Promoting excellence in cancer care and control through the professional contribution of Cancer Nurses.
To achieve this mission, CNSA acts as a resource to cancer nurses around Australia, no matter what their geographical location or area of practice. CNSA is the link between cancer nurses in Australia, the consumers of cancer nursing services, and other health professionals involved in cancer care.
Strategic Aims
To achieve its mission CNSA undertakes the following strategic aims:
Developing and disseminating resources which contribute to advances in cancer nursing practice.
Facilitating research in the area of cancer nursing that will contribute to improvement in the care of people with cancer.
Taking a leadership role in addressing the educational needs of cancer nurses.
Collaborating with other groups and organisations involved in the development and provision of services to people with cancer.
Promoting cancer nurses' contribution to National cancer control activities and policy; and
Providing opportunities for professional networking amongst cancer nurses.
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