Implementation Partnerships

Implementation of the Australian Cancer Plan is a shared responsibility requiring coordinated effort across the cancer control sector. The Plan highlights actions for the entire sector to work together to achieve the vision of world-class cancer outcomes and experience for all Australians.

COLLABORATION TO DELIVER ACTIONS IN THE PLAN

Cancer Australia welcomes the opportunity to partner with cancer control organisations to implement activities that support the Plan’s once in a generation reform agenda over the next decade.

We are establishing partnerships with stakeholders to create a platform for enhanced collaboration to drive change and to deliver on the Plan’s actions. Through this collaborative approach, partners are identifying activities that contribute to the Plan’s implementation.

These partnerships enable:

  • mutual recognition of each other’s implementation activities and collaboration on areas of mutual interest,
  • shared promotion and dissemination of information, and
  • mechanisms to monitor progress towards the Plan’s goals.

Cancer Australia acknowledges the following Australian Cancer Plan Implementation Partners:

  1. Australian Cancer Risk Study
  2. Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
  3. Calvary Health Care
  4. Camp Quality
  5. Cancer Council Australia
  6. Cancer Nurses Society of Australia
  7. Canteen
  8. Deakin University – Institute for Health Transformation
  9. Deakin University – Institute of Physical Activity and Nutrition
  10. Flinders University – Caring Future Institute / Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health
  11. GenesisCare
  12. Inherited Cancers Australia
  13. Melanoma Patients Australia
  14. Movember
  15. Palliative Care Australia
  16. Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia
  17. Rare Cancers Australia
  18. Storr Liver Centre
  19. Tackling Leukaemia

Our implementation partners’ activities encompass actions spanning all six of the Plan’s Strategic Objectives, such as activities to improve multi-channel, multi-disciplined navigation, supportive care for people living with and beyond cancer, and research focusing on areas of unmet and emerging need, including improving access to clinical trials.

If your organisation is interested in partnering with Cancer Australia to implement the Australian Cancer Plan, please contact us.

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