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OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – What Social Workers Know, And Others Need To Understand – Social Determinants Of Health And Disadvantage Impact Cancer Outcomes
Please join us for our digital seminar on: OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – What social workers know, and others need to understand – social determinants of health and disadvantage impact cancer outcomes This digital event will be hosted via zoom on WEDNESDAY 24TH MARCH 2021 12:30 TO 1:30PM AEST This seminar is FREE for CURRENT OSWANZ members and $25.00 AUD for …
$25
OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – Working With Young People With Cancer: Building Effective Relationships And Using Telehealth
Please join us for our digital seminar on: OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – Working With Young People With Cancer: Building Effective Relationships And Using Telehealth This digital event will be hosted via zoom on: Thursday 27TH MAY 2021 This webinar will run for 1 hour and 15 minutes. Webinar start times across Australia and New Zealand: …
$25
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Voluntary Assisted Dying and the Emerging Social Work Role Conference
DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM HERE We are pleased to announce that Oncology Social Work Australia and New Zealand and Palliative Care Social Work Australia have collaborated to organise this one day on-line conference on the topic of Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) and the Emerging Social Work role. The conference is for all Social Workers and Social …
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Zoom Webinar – From Niche To Necessity. The Implications Of Near-Death Experiences
Please join us for our digital seminar on: OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – From niche to necessity. The implications of near-death experiences This digital event will be hosted via zoom on: Thursday 25TH November 2021 This webinar will run for 1 hour. Webinar start times across Australia and New Zealand: This seminar is FREE for CURRENT …
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$25
OSWANZ Virtual 2 Day Conference
Please join us for our digital seminar on: OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – From niche to necessity. The implications of near-death experiences Registration Please click the link HERE to register Joining OSWANZ Oncology Social Work Australia & New Zealand (OSWANZ) is a non-profit, incorporated, trans-national organisation dedicated to the enhancement of psychosocial services for people with …
$50
OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – Grief Literacy: From Diagnosis To Death
Please join us for our digital seminar on: OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – From niche to necessity. The implications of near-death experiences Please join us for our digital seminar on: OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – Accessing NDIS for People with Cancer This digital event will be hosted via zoom on: Thursday 9TH February 2023 This webinar will …
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OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – Gender Identity in Cancer
OSWANZ Zoom WebinarLGBTTQIA+ patients are at a higher risk for certain cancers yet access relevant screening and healthcare less frequently than cisgender, heterosexual women. This can be attributed to fears of discrimination, feeling unrepresented, and past experiences of disrespect from healthcare professionals. As social workers we have responsibilities to advocate for change and challenge the status quo. …
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OSWANZ Zoom Webinar – Parenting with cancer
OSWANZ Zoom WebinarParenting with cancer: an introduction to the Peter Mac Parent Matters service and an exploration of how we can support families during this time. –Presentation by Elena Schiena- Senior Social Worker and Christina Strouzas- Parent Support Social Worker It will be held on Thursday 10th August Webinar start times across Australia and New Zealand: …
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OSWANZ Conference 2023
Our theme celebrates the idea that with the right guidance, everyone working in cancer care can make a difference to the life of someone with cancer and their whānau, no matter what their training or speciality. With a focus on kotahitanga, collaboration and connection, participants can expect to learn about the patient and whānau experience, …
