There are many barriers to addressing psychological distress in cancer patients. However, it is important to provide best-practice care to your patients by addressing...

Patients require long-term surveillance after receiving melanoma treatment. Definitive evidence-based guidelines for follow-up are lacking, but sensible guidelines based on an individual patient’s risk...

Accurate staging of patients with newly diagnosed melanomas is of great importance to obtain accurate estimates of prognosis and determine the most appropriate treatment...

In this webinar from Skin Cancer College Australasia, MIA’s Surgical Oncologists A/Prof Saw and Dr Pennington discuss: An ideal initial biopsy Wide excisions and...

Many cancer patients will experience clinically-significant psychological distress and there are a number of evidence-based interventions that psychologists can use to improve quality of...

Fear of cancer recurrence and progression affects 50%–70% of cancer patients and presents on a continuum from mild to significant levels of anxiety. Understanding...

Health literacy among patients varies considerably and it is important for clinicians to ensure that their message gets accurately conveyed to their patients. Language...

Many cancer patients will experience clinically-significant psychological distress and there are a number of evidence-based interventions that psychologists can use to improve quality of...