The Oncology Journal Club Episode 10: Sarcomas, Precision Oncology, FIT + Meaningful Consumer Involvement

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Unlock the secrets of the ever-evolving oncology landscape as Professor Craig Underhill, Dr Kate Clarke and Professor Christopher Jackson take us through another brilliant OJC update.
Craig reviews new sarcoma research and also looks at a mortality comparison study of six high-income Anglophone countries. Kate delves into the exciting advancements in precision oncology, particularly the impacts of on children, adolescents, and young adults. CJ looks at a groundbreaking cohort study from Christchurch, New Zealand, revealing how Faecal Immunochemical Tests (FIT) could revolutionise colonoscopy referrals and optimise healthcare resources.
Craig announces his career change, stepping away from clinical practice to a research-centric career, after many years of dedicated practice and impassioned advocacy for regional and rural patients. His passion for changing the healthcare scene in regional Australia, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, shines through as he reflects on the emotional yet rewarding transition.
With a focus on enhancing patient care, this episode of The Oncology Journal Club provides a comprehensive look at how precision medicine and innovative research are shaping the future of oncology.
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