Nathan Harrison

1) HELP NEEDED - to all colleagues in the lung cancer, thoracic cancers & tobacco control community & all those with lived experience….. Are you a person with lived experience of thoracic cancer (lung, mesothelioma, Thymoma) and tobacco use?

🚨 Call for expertise / RTs appreciated! 🚨 Do you work in smoking cessation, tobacco control, and/or lung cancer screening? Your insights can help a study led by @Flinders Uni, in collaboration with our partners in Australia and the USA. Link to a short survey below 👇 #LCSM

@Flinders @FlindersHMRI @NCETAFlinders @tourdecure_aus @billie_bonevski @nicole_rankin8n @JacquieBowden @StaceyAllerton

We’d greatly appreciate you sharing this invitation with colleagues or others in your network who might be eligible. 📧 Questions? DM @nathan_harrison (Project approved by Flinders University’s Human Research Ethics Committee, no.7462).

🕒 Short (<10 min.!) survey 🎁 Enter the gift card random prize draw 🌏 Share your expertise! Eligibility: ✅ Working in smoking cessation, tobacco control, or lung cancer screening ✅ You feel you have relevant expertise in this area. Full details 👉qualtrics.flinders.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_8i…

@marazeissig Congratulations Mara 👏

Excited to have been awarded a Tour de Cure grant to work on KRAS inhibitors in pancreatic cancers. Marks the first grant (of hopefully many!) for my new lab at SAiGENCI 🎉

Our new paper shows that parents are less likely to give their teens alcohol if they know it’s harmful and believe that most parents don’t supply it. But those who see alcohol as acceptable and socially beneficial for teens are more likely to supply. doi.org/10.1093/heapro…

@shalinivinod13 @yapml @cancerNSW @SWSLHD @swsydUNSW Congratulations @yapml!

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🥳🎉 Superstar ⁦@yapml⁩ wins ⁦@cancerNSW⁩ equity award ⁦@SWSLHD⁩ ⁦@swsydUNSW⁩

@NCETAFlinders Awesome! Congratulations Christina 👏

Congratulations Christina Norris for winning the early career honourable mention prize for her poster at #APSAD24

Call for Papers - onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/1… @BelindaLunnay @mia_miller1 @cassjcw @NiamhCreate

#LUCAP #LungCancer #LCSM #healthcare #PatientExperience @Charlies_Resp @CancerCouncilWA @CancerCouncilOz @McatamneyAmanda @Lungfoundation @markbrooke68 @tsanz_thoracic @CurtinUni @AliBolto @ProjectBreath @CancerCouncilSA @DrJessNash @CCNewSouthWales @PeterMacCC @CCQld

Public consultation on the draft National Lung Cancer Screening Program Guidelines will commence soon. Register to be notified when the consultation opens: q.surveys.unimelb.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_8I… Project led by @nicole_rankin8n with @ausgov funding. #HaveYourSay #lungcancer #WorldLungDay2024

@kmcfaddxn @EHPS2024 @EACH_com @DaffodilCentre @HealthLitLab 👏👏

(2/3) #LungCancer #screening & enthusiasm about it is a golden opportunity to implement #smoking #cessation. Many individuals who come to screening still #Smoke & have higher risk for various cancers #diseases #Death. Use this opportunity to save people & improve public health.

Important perspective from @FredTingMD. I’m a big advocate for correct language and edit papers to remove “cancer patients” to be “people with” or “affected by” cancer. Intriguingly, I’ve been accused of engaging in “psychobabble” because of it! #SurvOnc jamanetwork.com/journals/jamao…

“Because that is the right thing to do”: A focus group study of Australian expert perspectives on offering smoking cessation support in lung cancer screening academic.oup.com/ntr/article/do…

Really excited to have my 1st PhD paper out too! Many many thanks to my supervisors and the whole team, inc. @billie_bonevski @nicole_rankin8n @JacquieBowden @SueMcCu81084456, and all of our supporters and funders. @FlindersHMRI @CREtobacco @NCETAFlinders

We used the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research #CFIR to bring together perspectives. As screening continues to expand around the world, we hope this sort of theory-guided pre-implementation work can also allow international comparisons to be made. #LCSM

📰 Our new paper in @NTR_Journal (open-access accepted version now online, pretty pdf coming soon) doi.org/10.1093/ntr/nt… Australia’s National Lung Cancer Screening Program starts in 2025. Experts feel it will be essential to offer help to quit smoking, at the same time.