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Creating a connected professional community of cancer research and practice in western Sydney
The Sydney West Translational Cancer Research Centre (SWTCRC) is one of seven Cancer Institute NSW funded Translational Cancer Research Centres incorporating research, clinical training, education and service delivery within a formal framework that links leading research and clinical centres.
SWTCRC devotes itself to removing barriers, supporting and amplifying the skills and achievements of our workforce enabling them to provide ever greater benefits to our community.
Our Flagship Programs
It is with a mixture of sadness and pride that we said farewell to the Sydney West TCRC yesterday on June 30, 2021. Our TCRC changed the world of oncology in the west of Sydney. Our MDTs have blossomed, matured, and continue to transform the way we care for our patients. The glistening new aspect of our MDTs is their role in recognising important clinical questions at the coal face, and presenting these to the research community to help solve. Watch for some exciting announcements in the next few months about how we will add further research firepower to our MDTs to enrich the environment in which we work, and improve outcomes.
Click below to learn more about the high profile invited speakers at the upcoming Sydney Cancer Conference, 9-10 September ONLINE! @SydCancerPtnrs @SHPartners @syd_health @GarvanInstitute @kinghorncancer @COBLH @KidsCancerInst http://sydney.clicklink.top/do9qcpt
We're excited to announce our Research Translation Fellowship program for clinicians, health professionals and researchers. Get protected time to upskill in research translation methods and implement health care improvement projects. Learn more: http://sydneyhealthpartners.org.au/research-translation-fellowships/
Check out the #SydneyCancerConference2021 program link below, it includes outstanding leaders and rising stars in cancer research and will feature a thought provoking expert panel on Social Justice in Cancer Care https://www.sydney.edu.au/content/dam/corporate/documents/cancer-research-network/sydney-cancer-conference-2021_program_schedule.pdf
Register for a special discussion about viral hepatitis, its impact and the role medical research is playing in saving lives. Hosted by @AusHepVirol, WIMR’s Dr Thomas Tu will discuss the disease and his experiences living with it. Register: http://bit.ly/2Vexf93 @thatliverguy
Rosemary Balleine one of our Personalised Therapies Flagship leads talks about "The Trouble with Biomarkers" @SydCancerPtnrs @annapoids @cancerNSW
https://medicalrepublic.com.au/the-trouble-with-biomarkers/48670