Survivorship Policy Working Group

GROUP Survivorship
PROJECT SPAN 2021
DATE 31/03/2021

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The Survivorship Policy working group (Chair Prof Michael Jefford) was established to inform survivorship considerations within the development of Cancer Australia’s Australian Cancer Plan.

More information

The Survivorship Policy working group is providing input to Cancer Australia for the development of the Australian Cancer Plan to ensure survivorship considerations are incorporated.

Read the initial submission (March 2022) and the final submission (December 2022) from the Survivorship Policy Working Group

Working Group Chairs

Michael Jefford

COSA Council Elected Director

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