Online Seminars
IPP-SHR Podcast - Cancer Survivors - Finding Meaning And Compassion In The Midst Of Uncertainty
Published on the IPP-SHR website on 20 August 2010
Michael Bouwman spoke with Dr Jan Pascal, La Trobe University, Victoria about her research into the psycho-social issues facing cancer survivors and the implications for health care workers.
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IPP-SHR Podcast - 'Keeping Their World Together': Helping Teenagers And
Young Adults With Cancer To Stay Connected To Their 'Normal Lives'
During Treatment And Beyond
Published on IPP-SHR website on 16 July 2010.
Hamish Holewa spoke with Dr Pia Riis Olsen, Arhus University Hospital
Oncology Department, Arhus, Denmark about the social, educational,
emotional and career disruptions that teenagers diagnosed with cancer
are faced with.
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IPP-SHR Podcast - 'Welcome to the club nobody wanted to join': Humour and masculinity in prostate cancer support groups
Published on the IPP-SHR website on 23 April 2010
Michael Bouwman spoke with Dr John Oliffe, School of Nursing, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, about how men with prostate cancer use humour in support groups.
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IPP
-SHR Podcast - 'We're not all just beads and feathers': Helping Aboriginal Women with Breast Cancer to Connect and find Culturally Appropriate Support
Published on the IPP-SHR website on 9 April 2010
Michael Bouwman spoke with Dr Jennifer Poudrier, Department of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, about the experience of Aboriginal women with breast cancer.
IPP-SHR Podcast - ' I Grew Up A Lot Earlier' : Understanding Resilience And Distress In Children Whose Parents Have Cancer
Published on the IPP-SHR website on 29 January 2010
Michael Bouwman spoke with Dr Cheryl Koopman, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University, USA, about the differences in childrens' responses to their parents' cancer.
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IPP-SHR Podcast: Factors Which Influence Indigenous Peoples' Cancer Seeking Behaviour
Published on the IPP-SHR website 18th December 2009
Michael Bouwman of the International Program of Psycho-Social Health Research (IPP-SHR), CQ University, speaks to Shaouli Shahid, Sessional Academic, Centre for International Health, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Western Australia, about the increasing rate of cancer incidence and the experience of cancer in Indigenous groups.
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IPP-SHR Podcast: "Fear Of The Unknown: Supporting Cancer Patients Who Are Facing Radiation Therapy"
Published on the IPP-SHR website 9th October 2009
Michael Bouwman of the International Program of Psycho-Social Health Research (IPP-SHR), CQ University, interviews Caragh Miller, lecturer, School of Medicine, Trinity College, University of Dublin about her article in Radiography: Radiation Oncology: An Irish hospital’s approach to supporting patients.
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IPP-SHR Podcast: "Being Truthful, Nurturing Hope: Doctors' Communications With Cancer Patients"
Published on the IPP-SHR website 14th August 2009
Michael Bouwman of the International Program of Psycho-Social Health Research (IPP-SHR), CQ University, interviews Dr Geraldine Leydon, Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Medical Sociologist, University of Southampton, Aldermoor Health Centre, Southampton, United Kingdom about communication patterns between oncologists and their patients during consultations.
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http://www.ipp-shr.cqu.edu.au/podcasts/?id=80
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The lectures below are available to PoCoG members as on-line seminar recordings. To access these recordings please register as a member by clicking on "become a member" in the top right of this screen. Membership is free.
"Research in quality of life issues in cancer patients; challenges and future directions"
Associate Professor Juerg Bernhard, University of Bern and the International Breast Cancer Study Group (IBCSG)
Plenary session recorded on Wednesday 26th November 2008 3:00pm at the Carslaw Lecture Theatres, the University of Sydney
Introductory speech - Professor Phyllis Butow
Please click here for the lecture abstract and the biography of A/Prof. Juerg Bernhard
"Translating research into practice and practice into research: Researchers' and healthcare professionals' views of cancer genetics activities in the UK"
Dr Nina Hallowell Public Health Sciences, University of Edinburgh
Research and clinical care are frequently understood as separate activities, deriving from very different motivations. Interventions carried out as clinical care are personalised; they are motivated by individual patients’ needs and any risks are justified by anticipated benefits for the patient. In this talk Dr Hallowell discusses some of the findings of a recent UK based study which sought to describe clinical and academic researchers’ understanding of the relationship between research and clinical care within the subspecialty of cancer genetics.
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here for Dr Nina Hallowell's profile.