2016 CADTH Symposium: Call for Abstracts!

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The 2016 CADTH Symposium Program Committee invites submissions of abstracts for workshops, panels, breakfast sessions, and oral and poster presentations, related to the theme of Evidence for Everyone: Expanding the Reach of Health Technology Assessment. Abstracts must be submitted online at Call for Abstracts. Submission Deadline: Friday, Oct 30, 2015 (more…)

ARCC Funded Study (PI: Dr. Lisa Barbera) Identifying the Palliative Care Physician Workforce in Ontario

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ARCC is proud to support the efforts of Dr. Barbera’s work which has recently been published in CMAJ. Her study, titled “Identification of the physician workforce providing palliative care in Ontario using administrative claims data” is now available online at Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ). This study explores the physician (more…)

Congratulations to Dr. Stuart Peacock on being named as the Leslie Diamond Chair in Cancer Survivorship at SFU

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ARCC is pleased to celebrate the announcement of our co-director Dr. Stuart Peacock’s naming as the holder of the new Leslie Diamond Chair in Cancer Survivorship at SFU today (July 17th). Read more about this exciting new position here: Please join us in congratulating Dr. Peacock, and celebrating the innovation (more…)

Call for Manuscript Submissions to Current Oncology: Original Canadian Cancer Costing Research

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Multimed Inc. is pleased to announce that Current Oncology will be publishing a special supplemental issue dedicated to “Original Canadian Cancer Costing Research”. This supplement will be co-edited by Dr. Nicole Mittmann (Cancer Care Ontario, Toronto, Ontario) and Dr. Claire de Oliveira (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto, Ontario). Submissions to the Current (more…)
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Director, Cancer Control Policy, Canadian Cancer Society – Accepting Applications

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  File no.: CCP-15-02 Posting Date: June 11, 2015 Reports to:  VP, Research and Policy Closing date:  July 3, 2015 Department/Location: Cancer Control Policy, National Office Salary grade: 9 Job Purpose: As a senior policy leader, the Director contributes to the Canadian Cancer Society’s mission and credibility by leading and (more…)

Congratulating Travel and Poster Award Winners from the 2015 ARCC Conference!

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ARCC is proud to congratulate the student travel award recipients and winners of the poster competition from our 2015 conference! Travel Award Winners: Ciara Pendtrith Daniel Jonathan Kagedan Katherine Jensen Linwei Wang Ning Lui Wyanne Law The Student Poster Award Winner was Jason Hu for: Health services utilization in the (more…)

Call for Nomination for the pERC Chair – pan-Canadian Oncology Drug Review (pCODR)

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If you are looking for a high profile opportunity to demonstrate national leadership and are seeking ways to impact the care that is delivered to Canadians with cancer, consider this exciting role to participate in the pan-Canadian Oncology Drug Review (pCODR) to make cancer drug funding recommendations to participating provincial/territorial (more…)

Call for Nomination for pCODR Expert Review Committee

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If you are looking for an opportunity to demonstrate national leadership and are seeking ways to impact the care that is delivered to Canadians with cancer, you may be interested in participating in the pan-Canadian Oncology Drug Review (pCODR). pCODR is currently recruiting for membership on the pCODR Expert Review (more…)
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ARCC Conference 2015 Preliminary Program Available

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The ARCC Conference takes place on May 24-25, 2015 – less than 2 weeks away! We have recently posted a copy of the Preliminary Program on the conference page which lists concurrent session presentation and poster titles to help you plan your conference experience. If you have any questions, please email ARCC@cancercare.on.ca and (more…)

Call for volunteers: Health system experts, clinicians and health professionals

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Achieving better cancer outcomes for all Canadians requires a collaborative approach that involves clinicians, health system leaders and people personally affected by cancer. That’s why the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) relies on the input and expertise of a range of individuals and groups through various advisory structures and volunteer (more…)