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To improve patient quality of life and develop a cost-effective system that can be implemented across other rare cancers in the future.
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Basic Testing sheet for GastroEnteroPancreatic (GEP) Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs)
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Brisbane NET Forum 2019 Hereditary Syndromes AMANDA LOVE
Cardiac Issues in NETs – Dr Daniel Cehic
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Cardiologist Dr Daniel Cehic joined our Adelaide Support Group, via Zoom, in June 2020, to share his extensive knowledge about cardi…
Facebook Friday – 20/8/2021 Advanced care planning
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Please join us for an informative discussion about advanced care plans with Helena Rodi from Advanced Care Planning Australia…
Facebook Friday – 27/11/2020 – Meredith Cummins, Let’s talk about educating our GPs about NETs!
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This week we were delighted to chat with our own Meredith Cummins, who was able to telll us all about the new GP education program that we…
Facebook Friday – Let’s talk about Palliative Care with Dr Sonia Fullerton
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This week was Palliative Care Week, and we were so grateful to be able to chat with Dr Sonia Fullerton, Palliative Care Physician from P…
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Brad McKenzie
“I went and got the diagnosis alone. Probably not a good idea. You hear the first words, ‘You’ve got cancer’ and then you don’t hear another word after that.”
Jacqueline Gillespie
“To take control of the things I could control, and let go of the things I can’t control. . . I think I am more
balanced in my life now, which is better for my overall health.”
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NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia (NECA) offers free in-services for healthcare professionals and teams, educational materials such as the Optimal Care Pathway – Quick Reference Guide and HCP booklet, and online education modules. Click here to access and download these educational resources and module information.
NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia (NECA) offers face-to-face support groups across Australia, a national online group for those in rural and remote areas, private Facebook groups for connecting with the NET community and telehealth specialist support, including access to a neuroendocrine cancer nurse, counsellor, and dietitian. Learn more
Neuroendocrine cancer develops from neuroendocrine cells when they undergo changes, causing them to divide uncontrollably, growing into a mass called a tumour. These neuroendocrine cells create, store and secrete a variety of hormones for normal bodily function.
To learn more, watch our explainer video - What is the Neuroendocrine System and how do Neuroendocrine Tumours develop?
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Contact a Neuroendocrine Cancer Nurse, Dietitian, or Counsellor
We offer free, confidential information and specialist support services via our Neuroendocrine Cancer Nurse email and telephone line. Through this service, you can also schedule an appointment to receive support from our dietitian and counsellor.
