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Cancer survivors experience complex psychological symptoms that may not fit traditional diagnostic categories
This study shows the HiTOP framework is a reliable, valid approach to better characterize mental health in survivorship @PsyOnc
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
RT @DrNicolasHart: Feasibility and implementation outcomes of our global Phase III RCT examining vigorous exercise for survival in advanced…
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Extremely honoured to be the next Editor-in-Chief of the Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology (AJCO), alongside Founding Editor-in-Chief, Professor Stephen Ackland.
It’s particularly fantastic to have co-EIC’s from across clinical oncology and cancer survivorship fields!
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Looking forward to present on the important topic of cancer survivorship for #WolperJewishHospital, facilitated by @JulieMcCrossin, with an all-star Sydney cast including Prof @Hagsie, Dr Michael Krasovitsky, and @DrMonicaTang.
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Extremely honoured to be promoted to Professor at @UTSEngage.
I’ve been blessed with excellent mentors over my career, and grateful to have incredible colleagues who I rely on heavily. And I am most thankful to my parents (and Baxter 🐕) for their unconditional love and support.
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Building on our recent MASCC-ASCO Survivorship Care Standards for People affected by Advanced or Metastatic Cancer (ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/EDB…), we provide suggestions for stakeholders, and opportunities to expand clinical care, research, and advocacy across resource settings.
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
A real honour to receive the @UTSEngage Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Award for Research Leadership and Development. As I noted in my acceptance speech, I’ve been blessed to have exceptional mentors over my career including @ProfRobNewton, @RayyChan, and @AaronJCoutts.
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🚨Introducing COG-IMPACT🚨
Evaluates the IMPACT of Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment on a person’s life ( difficulties, unmet needs, level of support required )
🔹Assessment Tool
🔹Manual
🔹Scoring Sheet
🔹Qualtrics Version
🔹Instructional Video
FREE: mascc.org/resources/assessme…
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Congratulations @DrNicolasHart for recognition of your work to improve outcomes of all people affected by cancer.
Congratulations to A/Prof Nicolas Hart – 2024 Outstanding Mid-Career Researcher. #cancerNSWawards @DrNicolasHart
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I’m so humbled to receive this prestigious award and recognition by @CancerNSW. Imposter syndrome is real. Thank you so much to my mentors and colleagues who are the real reason I’ve succeeded in my research career (@Rayychan @ProfRobNewton @AaronJCoutts). @UTS_Health @UTSEngage
Congratulations to A/Prof Nicolas Hart – 2024 Outstanding Mid-Career Researcher. #cancerNSWawards @DrNicolasHart
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Pleased to have finally made it to the ‘Worlds Top 2% Scientists’ list curated by Stanford University and Elsevier in the field of Clinical Medicine, sub-fields: Oncology + Carcinogenesis, and Sports Science. A humbling achievement I owe to my mentors @ProfRobNewton and @RayyChan
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Timely and excellent set of Global Standards for the Clinical Exercise Physiology profession: icsesp.global/wp-content/upl…
Brilliant news that will help nations around the world develop this essential allied health profession. @ESSA_NEWS @ACSMNews @BASESUK @CSEP_SCPE @SportExSci_NZ
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Our @CancerCareMASCC endorsement of the @WHO Package of Interventions for Rehabilitation for Cancer - working together for global action to address unmet rehabilitation needs of people affected by cancer.
- Editorial: link.springer.com/article/10…
- WHO PIR: who.int/publications/i/item/….
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
🚨Survivorship Care for People affected by Advanced or Metastatic Cancer🚨
💥 MASCC-ASCO Standards / Practice Recommendations now published💥
‼️ Clinical tools online
‼️ 14 languages (coming soon)
Co-published open access:
ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.120… and link.springer.com/article/10…
Excellent to see our @WABRC expand to new states with more DXA and pQCT options to deliver our bone research nationally!
New to @UTS_Health - we now have a #pQCT (XCT-3000) installed. Boosts our state-of-the-art musculoskeletal and body composition imaging capacity in Sydney, NSW (Moore Park Precinct). A great addition to the clinical, sport, and exercise research and teaching programs @UTSEngage.
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Loved presenting about exercise for people with bone metastases alongside @ShelleyKay19 at the @COSAoncology Pre-Conference workshop #COSA23. Engaging room full of friendly faces. Great day, thanks to @DavidMiz_EP, @_JonesTamara, @KellieToohey, et al. #SurvOnc.
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Finally published, after 1.5 years in peer review (shameful BMC), our systematic review and meta-analysis of musculoskeletal injury epidemiology in military recruits.
bmcsportsscimedrehabil.biome…
Well done @myles_physio and team (@DrChiversPaola, @PatrickOwenPhD, @WABRC et al).
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Our full-house session at @SMA_News #SMA2023 conference - Developing Bone Strength for Athlete and Clinical Populations through Targeted Exercise.
Loved presenting alongside my wonderful colleagues and friends, the esteemed Professors @BelindaRBeck and @TinaLSkinner.
Australian Bone Research Collaboration retweeted
Designing a law enforcement injury and/or performance database? @JSAMS_Plus
Our Delphi consensus paper may help you measure what matters: sciencedirect.com/science/ar….
Our @WABRC also supports Australians to vote #Yes23 in the upcoming referendum to recognise Australian First Nations people in the constitution through a Voice to Parliament. #VoteYesAustralia.
Proud of my alma mater @EdithCowanUni, always a vocal advocate for positive change in social issues. First, the same sex marriage plebiscite. Now, supporting a “YES” vote to recognise our First Nations people in the constitution through a Voice to Parliament. #VoteYesAustralia.












































