Nicolas Hart

🚨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/10.12… and link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Congratulations to @DarrenHaywood14 for winning the @CancerCareMASCC Emerging Investigator Award (@UTS_Health) at the #MASCC25 conference. Thoroughly deserved for excellent work through the Cognition Fellowship, developing the MASCC COG-IMPACT Tool: mascc.org/resources/asse…

COSA is pleased to endorse the Survivorship Care for People Affected by Advanced or Metastatic Cancer: MASCC-ASCO Standards and Practice Recommendations. bit.ly/44JLN0A Read the endorsement paper from @DrNicolasHart and his co-authors at bit.ly/3GINjIi

I’m often asked whose responsibility it is to provide cancer survivorship care. My answer? - It’s everyone’s responsibility (not a single health professional or profession)! This excellent paper by @realbowtiedoc, provides Top Ten Tips for Palliative Care: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40620208/

Pleased to have @COSAoncology endorsement of the @CancerCareMASCC and @ASCO Standards and Practice Recommendations for Advanced or Metastatic Cancer Survivorship Care: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…. In this editorial, we offer implementation and future optimal care considerations.

Fantastic to have been involved in this magnificent panel, facilitated by the eminent @JulieMcCrossin, and co-presented with colleagues Prof @Hagsie, @DrMonicaTang, and Dr Michael Krasovitsky, with a strong cameo from @Bogda_Koczwara fresh from the airport to summarise the field.

Do you think he missed me? 🥰🐕. The feeling is mutual Baxter boy 😍

Home sweet home. The overseas conference season has concluded #TCD25 #ACSM25 #ASCO25 and #MASCC25…. The Australian season continues though, #TOGA25, #CINSWCancerSummit, and #COSA25/#IPOS25. Now to go and cuddle my doggo 🥰🐕

Another jam-packed day of catching up with colleagues, attending meetings, Chairing sessions, and listening to some exceptional research being done across survivorship and exercise oncology, as well as reducing inequities in accessing care. #MASCC25.

I will never stop considering my Flinders team as my academic family (@SurvOnc). Every year at #MASCC25 feels like fun old times. Such a great bunch of people.

Exercise Oncology at #MASCC25 is always so prominent and active in attendance and program. What a pleasure having our fields leaders attending and presenting including @Winters_Stone, @CanRehab, and @KLCampbellPhD. So proud of the engagement and energy @CancerCareMASCC! #SurvOnc.

Great initial day of #MASCC25 conference - study group leaders meeting; followed by afternoon drinks and then dinner with great company. #SuppOnc #SurvOnc

Our new paper, led by @CancerCareMASCC Survivorship Fellow, @NaomiTakemura - introducing the ‘treatable traits’ paradigm to cancer care: link.springer.com/article/10.100… A treatable trait must:- 1. Have Clinical Relevance. 2. Identifiable and Measurable. 3. Evidence-based Interventions.

Visiting the Lake District, with a cameo visit to see the @FredHutch campus (because I am a nerd at heart). I like to see where some colleagues work and how care is delivered (including urban design, location, barriers/facilitators to access). Always something to learn #MASCC25.