Presented by the GI Cancer Institute, In Conversation with Julie McCrossin AM is a series of short, thought-provoking bursts of discussion around and across the GI cancer experience – proudly featuring some of the best insights from the GI cancer community.
![]() May 2, 2023 Gadigal Traditional Custodian Madison Shakespeare discusses the foundational role of cultural safety for First Nations patients and how… Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Madison Shakespeare, Gadigal Traditional Custodian, shares why it is vital for any healthcare environment to treat… Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Madison Shakespeare shares insight on why inclusion of First Nations peoples in cancer clinical trials is essential, as… Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Christie Ah-Fa shares the barriers she and her late husband Lei experienced in his treatment of pancreatic cancer,… Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Christie Ah-Fa suggests some practical actions to create a more equitable, diverse and inclusive environment for patients in… Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Prof Sabe Sabesan highlights the importance of workplace culture for healthcare professionals working in teleoncology. Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Prof Sabe Sabesan gives an overview of how the teletrial model works in oncological practice. Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Dr Abhi Pal unpacks three key reasons as to why the inclusion of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD)… Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Dr Abhi Pal lists three key things that clinicians can do now to make clinical trials more equitable,… Read More |
![]() May 2, 2023 Dr Abhi Pal spotlights the need for structural equity in clinical trials, so that a patient’s demographic does… Read More |