In this video Head & Neck Cancer survivor, Julie McCrossin AM discusses the keys characteristics of successful partnerships between doctors and patients to improve health care. Julie illustrates her talk with two examples where she has partnered with radiation oncologist, A/Prof Sandra Turner and medical physicist and researcher, Prof Paul Keall. Dr Paul Keall is […]
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SAHMRI & Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research Webinar “How can we improve the radiation experience for patients & families?” Webinar 1 : https://youtu.be/kXfQGwDSP9E Webinar 2 : https://youtu.be/Mhwyba8uJTo SAHMRI & Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research Webinar “How can we improve the radiation experience for patients & families?” SAHMRI – South
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In 2013, Julie McCrossin was successfully treated with 33 sessions of radiation therapy and weekly chemotherapy for Stage Four oropharyngeal cancer caused by HPV. Every cancer patient and their family should have the opportunity to see a model Radiation Therapy machine or LINAC before the first treatment with radiation therapy. If you can’t read, or
In this presentation Head & Neck Cancer survivor, Julie McCrossin calls for the life-long public funding of dental care for Head & Neck Cancer patients due to the long-term side effects of treatment on the mouth, teeth and oral wellbeing of survivors. This talk was presented at Frontiers 2021: The Art, Science and Future of
TUNE IN, IT’S ON! Check out the first episode of this project. Created by Bruna Monteiro and made possible by more than 2000 people who believed in this project: Julie Elizabeth McCrossin is a passionate activist for her partner, for life. For her, helping others is not a burden, it’s natural. She wouldn’t know how
Join us for a fearless discussion of the issues surrounding the needs of cancer survivors, and how health services can better aid survivors of a disease that will directly affect one in two Australians by the age of 85. Facilitated by broadcaster and ambassador for Head & Neck Cancer Australia Julie McCrossin AM, this Fearless
