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The work of the SIOG Nursing & Allied Health Interest Group (NAH)

SIOG 2019

14 - 16 Nov 2019

Published: 22 Nov 2019

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Prof Cindy Kenis - University Hospital Leuven, Leuven, Belgium

Prof Cindy Kenis speaks to ecancer at the SIOG 2019 meeting in Geneva about the work of the SIOG Nursing & Allied Health Interest Group (NAH).

She explains that the group was set up in order to highlight all the tasks and roles of nurses and allied health professionals within geriatric oncology.

Prof Kenis informs that one of the activities that the NAH group is involved in is providing a newsletter which is sent out through SIOG every 3 months and details specific opportunities and topics for nurses and allied health professionals.

This service has been kindly supported by unrestricted grants from Janssen Oncology and Sanofi Genzyme.

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