Specialist Practice Networks

Specialist Practice Networks, also known as SPN's, are networks of CNSA members who work in specialty areas or have a common interest, such as radiation therapy or gynaeoncology. All members of CNSA are eligible to belong to an SPN.

Our SPNs are intended to help nurses in specialty areas to network with each other, and:

  • provide a forum for professional networking and collaboration
  • provide opportunities for educational and research activities
  • act as a point of reference for nursing practice issues
  • develop guidelines for specialty areas of cancer nursing practice; and
  • establish processes for peer review of evidenced-based practice.

We encourage you to get involved with these networks, and share resources and advice, ask questions of your peers, and build your knowledge.

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Gynaecological Oncology SPN

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The CNSA Gynaecological Oncology Nurses Specialist Practice Network, also known as the GYN SPN, is an important and active SPN within the CNSA membership.

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Radiation Oncology SPN

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The CNSA RON SPN was the first CNSA Specialist Practice Network. We have representation from metro, rural and regional centers from both the private and public sector, and provide agreat opportunity to network and share experience, skills and knowledge.

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Vascular Access Device and Infusion Therapy SPN

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The CNSA VAD&IT SPN committe is a dynamic, engaged and committed team of cancer clinicians who are passionate about evidence-based vascular access education and management.

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Cancer Nurse Practitioners SPN

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The CNP SPN is for Endorsed NPs, NP Candidates + those undertaking study towards Endorsement across inpatient and outpatient, adult and paediatric, medical oncology, radiation oncology, surgical oncology, malignant haematology and palliative care settings.