Vision
& Mission
The overarching mission of COSA is to improve cancer care and control through collaboration.
COSA achieves this by:
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- supporting the professional and educational needs of cancer health professionals
- enhancing cancer care and control through network development
- advocating for improvements in cancer care and control
- facilitating research across the spectrum of cancer
Read more about the objects of the COSA Constitution.
COSA Strategic Plan
Why COSA
membership?
COSA is the national oncology community bringing together multidisciplinary health professionals across all cancers to advance care and improve outcomes.
As a COSA member, you will have opportunities to connect with oncology leaders, build networks and collaborations, access professional development and education, drive advocacy, and facilitate research.
Join Australia's leading oncology community & make an impact
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COSAoncology 13 hours ago
Congratulations David Thomas for recognition of your leadership and groundbreaking work in genomics in cancer care. And congratulations to all the recipients of the 2024 Premier's Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research.#cancerNSWawards https://t.co/7oNiXcKA3n
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COSAoncology 13 hours ago
Congratulations Ashfaq Chauhan for recognition of your work to enhance cancer care for people from CALD backgrounds. https://t.co/HUi1nsuuzX
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COSAoncology 14 hours ago
Congratulations @DrNicolasHart for recognition of your work to improve outcomes of all people affected by cancer. https://t.co/7QQoSk0bvf
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COSAoncology 14 hours ago
Congratulations @yapml for recognition of your important work in equity and cancer care. https://t.co/Wli1hzRDxv
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COSAoncology 6 days ago
You have till this Friday 22 Nov '24 to submit an abstract for the National Cancer Survivorship Conference #Surv25 in Melbourne, 6-7 March. We particularly welcome submissions from survivors themselves and those whose work is in partnership with survivors https://t.co/6V4F3x1vvF pic.twitter.com/vjp4hfcVXN
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COSAoncology 7 days ago
You have till this Friday 22 Nov '24 to submit an abstract for the National Cancer Survivorship Conference #Surv25 to be held in Melbourne, March 2025. We particularly welcome submissions from survivors and those whose work is in partnership with survivors https://t.co/6V4F3x1vvF https://t.co/87PUAMTxwA
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
It's a wrap! Thanks to everyone who made #COSA24 a huge success, not least the almost 900 delegates who joined us on the Gold Coast. Watch the video for all the stats. pic.twitter.com/ysZNul66qH
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
@sdent_cardioonc spent many years providing cancer care in Ontario Canada and was delighted to take home @garvey_gail's 'Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and Cancer' from #COSA24. @sdent_cardioonc shared her expertise on cardiovascular multimorbidity and cancer at the ASM. https://t.co/1Db1QSn3py
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
Job well done! #COSA24 Co-convenors Michael Powell and Sean Hill delivered an amazing meeting. Time to relax ... almost. See what's left on the program https://t.co/ACGrZGt2Ee pic.twitter.com/NVi9bY1fiL
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COSAoncology 10 days ago
You won't want to miss the #COSA24 plenary on AI in Healthcare with presenters @thedeanh @dhansen35 and Prof Catherine Jones. Followed by a panel discussion at Q&A. Today at 1:30pm pic.twitter.com/AEgtwaqSIS
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