A new Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG) survey study, SC32S, has opened across Canada to collect sociodemographic data from cancer clinical trial participants and assess whether asking questions about this information feels appropriate to patients. The patient survey will ask CCTG trial participants about different parts of everyday life that can affect patient health and experience with cancer care.
Three BC Cancer clinical investigators are participating in the Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG) VISION – Investigator Leadership Training Program, a new education and mentorship initiative focused on developing leadership skills among current and emerging clinical trialists.
Drs. Leah Lambert, Jonathan Loree and Lucia Nappi are part of the inaugural VISION cohort.
Clinical nurse specialists (CNSs) are graduate-prepared nurses with expertise in both clinical care and systems improvement. They lead practice change, support interdisciplinary teams, and bring a nursing lens to health service planning and evaluation.
On behalf of Nursing Research, Clinical Research Department, BC Cancer Research Institute (formerly BC Cancer Nursing and Allied Health Research and Knowledge Translation) and Professional Practice.
A new study from BC Cancer researchers explores how to better support oncology nurses in engaging patients and families in advance care planning (ACP).
CNA Certification Award: Fall 2025 competition now open
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