Building Confidence, Changing Practices: A New Training to Address Fear of Cancer Recurrence

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    Organizer:
    International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS)
    Location:
    Live Webcast
    Specialty:
    Hematology / Oncology
    Format:
    Online

    Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is one of the most commonly reported unmet needs among people living with and beyond cancer, yet many health professionals report limited confidence in addressing FCR in clinical practice. In this IPOS webinar, A/Prof Ben Smith (University of Sydney) and A/Prof Jia (Jenny) Liu (St Vincent's Health Network Sydney / UNSW) introduce a newly developed training program d

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    Building Confidence, Changing Practices: A New Training to Address Fear of Cancer Recurrence

    Building Confidence, Changing Practices: A New Training to Address Fear of Cancer Recurrence
    Sep 14 Sep 14, 2026

    Building Confidence, Changing Practices: A New Training to Address Fear of Cancer Recurrence

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    Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is one of the most commonly reported unmet needs among people living with and beyond cancer, yet many health professionals report limited confidence in addressing FCR in clinical practice.

    In this IPOS webinar, A/Prof Ben Smith (University of Sydney) and A/Prof Jia (Jenny) Liu (St Vincent's Health Network Sydney / UNSW) introduce a newly developed training program designed to strengthen clinicians' knowledge, confidence and capacity to address FCR. The session includes a brief live walkthrough of the training, the story behind its development, findings from its evaluation — including its impact on knowledge, confidence and perceived barriers to addressing FCR — and next steps for implementation and future development.

    Participants can access the training materials before the webinar and bring their questions for an interactive discussion with the presenters.

    Time: 6:00–7:00 PM EDT (New York) / 8:00–9:00 AM AEST (Sydney, next day).

    Registration: Free for IPOS members; USD 10 for non-members from low- and middle-income countries; USD 20 for all other non-members. The session will be recorded and may be made available later. Access details are sent with the registration confirmation. No refunds.

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