Christopher Steer, Associate Professor at UNSW, shared a post on LinkedIn by SIOG – International Society of Geriatric Oncology, adding:
“SIOG – International Society of Geriatric Oncology continuing the important advocacy to improve the care of older people with cancer at a global level.
This is a process of complex change management.
Very proud to be part of this effort.
‘…realising equitable, person-centred cancer care for older adults hinges on the enduring collaboration between clinical practitioners, policy makers, community partners, patients and the public. Only through adaptive leadership and a commitment to continuous learning can health systems respond effectively to emerging challenges and evolving needs.’ ”
Quoting SIOG – International Society of Geriatric Oncology’s post:
“New in JGO.
Geriatric oncology in 2040: Exploring future realities and challenges.
What will cancer care for older adults look like in the next decade?
This review brings together diverse expert perspectives on how demographic shifts, technological advances, and evolving patient needs may reshape geriatric oncology by 2040.
Key themes include the role of precision medicine and digital health, adaptation of care models, workforce challenges, and the need to address disparities while maintaining patient-centred care.
Read the full article.
SIOG members enjoy free online access to JGO.”
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