The Implementing Pathways for Early Cancer Diagnosis (I-PACED) project supports primary care clinicians to implement recommendations outlined in the prostate and oesophagogastric Optimal Care Pathways. This project is led by Cancer Council Victoria and the University of Melbourne and supported by the Victorian Government.

This event aims to support GPs and primary care staff in providing optimal care for oesophagogastric (OG) cancer patients. The evening will provide an outline of the evidence base related to diagnosis and management as well as a panel discussion with speakers from GV Health and a case study.

For more information click here for the flyer

RSVP by Wednesday 12 September by clicking here.