Why is gut dysfunction a problem for people with cancer?

Join us for a workshop on Thursday 9 December at 10am to talk about solutions for gut dysfunction in cancer, its prevalence and how we are tackling gut dysfunction questions.

Facilitated by Dr Hannah Wardill, the workshop will include clinicians, researchers and consumers with a common interest in generating ideas to enhance clinical management and decision making around gut dysfunction.

You’ll hear about the outcomes of a recent national survey on the prevalence of constipation. There will also be a presentation from our facilitator on her work in progress, The CANnabinoids for CANcer Therapy (CANCAN) Trial.

The workshop is also an opportunity for you to present your new study ideas for discussion and receive feedback from experienced clinicians as well as consumers - read on to find out how.

Present your study idea

To present your gut dysfunction study idea, please complete the PowerPoint template linked below and submit it by email to CST@uts.edu.au.

Study idea template instructions:

Gut dysfunction clinical challenge study ideas must be submitted on the linked PowerPoint template and must not exceed the four slides in the template – we only want preliminary information at this point.
Submissions are due by COB Thursday 25 November 2021
Submissions must be emailed to CST@uts.edu.au
We will review all submissions and advise those who have been chosen to present at the workshop one week before the workshop on Thursday 2 December.
If your idea is chosen to present and you are unable to attend, please nominate a proxy to attend and present on your behalf.
Presentations at the workshop will not exceed 20 minutes to allow time for multiple presentations.

GUT DYSFUNCTION CLINICAL CHALLENGES WORKSHOP PRESENTATION TEMPLATE (PPT, 1710KB)

Confidentiality

Workshop attendees are required to sign a confidentiality agreement. Current PaCCSC and CST members may already have one in place. We will contact you if you need to sign a confidentiality agreement.

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