AstraZeneca Evening Symposium - Lung Cancer: Practical implications for Respiratory services/teams in 2025
| Sunday, March 23, 2025 |
| 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM |
| Hall A |
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Sponsored By:
AstraZeneca
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Details
Respiratory physicians are pivotal in the diagnosis and early management of people with lung cancer. They are typically the first specialist that a patient is referred to and play a critical role in the lung cancer multi-disciplinary management team (MDT).
Changes to lung cancer classifications, the introduction of new guidelines for the management of incidental pulmonary nodules and the interface between primary care and specialist respiratory care can have sustainable impact and benefit in an evolving lung cancer environment, which includes the introduction of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program in July 2025.
This symposium addresses a number of these considerations and will offer an update on what is new together with practical guidance on implementation to support respiratory physicians and colleagues in the diagnosis and management of lung cancer.
Speaker
Dr Henry Marshall
Thoracic Physician
The Prince Charles Hospital
Lung Cancer: Practical implications for Respiratory services/teams in 2025
Biography
Ms Tracy Fleming
Deputy Sector Manager
NATA
Lung Cancer: Practical implications for Respiratory services/teams in 2025
Biography
Tracy is NATA’s Deputy Sector Manager for Legal and Clinical Services and is responsible for ensuring the technical integrity of accreditation in NATA’s respiratory, sleep and imaging programs.
An experienced and passionate quality systems professional, Tracy is innovative in her approach to solving problems and developing client focused solutions. She is passionate about the quality of diagnostic testing in healthcare and the role accreditation can play in helping patients receive the right treatment outcomes.
Kwun Fong
Lung Cancer: Practical implications for Respiratory services/teams in 2025
Biography
Prof Fraser Brims
Consultant
Curtin University / Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital
Lung Cancer: Practical implications for Respiratory services/teams in 2025
Biography
Dr Vanessa Brunelli
Research Fellow
University of Wollongong
Lung Cancer: Practical implications for Respiratory services/teams in 2025
Biography
Dr Gerard Olive
Respiratory Physician
The Prince Charles Hospital
Lung Cancer: Practical implications for Respiratory services/teams in 2025
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