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Webinar - Improving Cancer Outcomes for First Nations Peoples

This webinar offers clinicians and researchers a range of considerations and strategies for improving participation rates among First Nations peoples in cancer clinical trials. The intention of this webinar is to build on the information and resources shared in PoCoG's e-learning Series - Improving cancer outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Program Welcome PoCoG Chair Prof Brian Kelly University of Newcastle, NSW Setting the context Prof Gail Garvey University of Queensland, Qld The Australian Experience Recruiting and retaining First Nations cancer patients in clinical trials and ideas for future practice Lizzie Meusburger Alan Walker Cancer Centre, NT (separate recording in this play list) Experiences of cancer as a First Nations Australian Minnie King is an Aboriginal woman from the Umaii Clan and Kaurareg Nation of the remote Western Cape York through to the Torres Strait and Western Province. Minnie is a successful local businesswoman in Weipa and has spent most of her working life around Aboriginal economic development and employment. She is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a Professional member of the Australian Human Resource Institute. Minnie is also an adjunct lecturer at the University of Queensland School of Public Health and has been involved in research projects for the past five years in the Western Cape region on remote menstrual hygiene in Western Cape schools. Initiatives to increase clinical trials participation amongst First Nations Australians - Julie Rose Aboriginal Clinical Trials Manager Rural, Region and Remote (R3) Clinical Trials Support Unit (CTSU) Clinical Trials Enabling Program (C-TEP) Joan Torony NSW Clinical Trials Cluster Manager Regional, Rural and Remote (R3) Clinical Trials Support Unit (CTSU) Clinical Trials Enabling Program (C-TEP) The Experience in the US Successful Clinical Trials Recruitment and Retention Strategies from Native American Cancer Research Corporation (NACR) and Walking Forward, USA - Linda Burhansstipanov, North American Cancer Institute The Experience in Aotearoa New Zealand The Harti Hauora Tamariki trial learning: high trust engagement and recruitment of Māori participants - Dr Nina Scott, Director, Hauora Māori Research, Mātauranga Māori Te Aka Whai Ora, Māori Health Authority NZ Māori participation rates in clinical trials - Te Hao Apaapa-Timu, Research Analyst, Middlemore Hospital