Publications & Resources

This resources support the delivery of the unit of competency: HLTAHW036 - Provide information and support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women with breast cancer.

This resources support the delivery of the unit of competency: HLTAHW036 - Provide information and support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women with breast cancer.

Ovarian cancer symptoms postcard

The National Service Delivery Framework for Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer provides a national framework for quality local care for adolescents and young adults.

This resource has been superseded in-full or in-part by Lung Cancer Framework - Principles for Best Practice Lung Cancer Care in Australia.  It is available to the public for research and reference purposes only. Cancer Australia assumes no legal liability or responsibility for errors or omissions contained within. Principles for best practice management of lung cancer in Australia - Cancer Australia has developed a set of national best practice principles and elements for lung cancer care in Australia with input from consumers, researchers, clinicians, service providers and jurisdictional representatives. The Principles for best practice management of lung cancer in Australia provide an evidence-based approach to best practice lung cancer care in the Australian context.

Best practice approaches to the management of lung cancer in Australia: A review of the literature - consolidates the research and findings undertaken by Cancer Australia on best practice service delivery approaches to lung cancer care in Australia.

This resource has been superseded in-full or in-part by Lung Cancer Framework - Principles for Best Practice Lung Cancer Care in Australia.  It is available to the public for research and reference purposes only. Cancer Australia assumes no legal liability or responsibility for errors or omissions contained within. Best practice approaches to the management of lung cancer in Australia - provides an overview of literature relating to current patterns of care in Australia, and best practice models for the management and care of people with lung cancer both in Australia and internationally.

Guide for women with metastatic (secondary) breast cancer is the key information resource for all women diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. This thoroughly revised resource provides information to support women with secondary breast cancer in understanding their diagnosis and options for treatment and care based on the latest available evidence.

The resource provides information on the symptoms of lung cancer and the importance of early assessment by a GP or healthcare worker.