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Recent research to ensure equitable cancer care that reflects the preferences of the people affected by cancer.
11 November 2024.
The Cancer Health Services Research unit at the University of Melbourne consists of a multidisciplinary team conducting data-driven and evidence-based health services research to optimise equitable cancer care that reflects the needs and preferences of people affected by cancer.
In this presentation, they will share and discuss recent research in relation to the role of using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in cancer screening, the need of establishing linked dataset for informing current and new cancer treatments, as well as the considerations on reimbursement strategies for cancer genome sequencing.
Chair
A/Prof Amy Nisselle
Director Patient Experience and Wellbeing, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
Amy Nisselle leads the Genomics Workforce stream of Melbourne Genomics, investigating the genomic practice and educational needs of the clinical, diagnostic and data science workforces. She applies research insights to a multifaceted genomics education and training program and determines effective strategies to develop the workforce.
Patient Experience & Wellbeing, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
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