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Abstract submission guidelines

Abstract Submission Now Closed

Call for abstract submissions have now closed. The scientific committee is currently reviewing the abstracts. You will be notified of your outcome by the end of May.

All accepted abstract presenters will be provided with a registration code to access the early bird registration rate.

Call for abstracts open

Wednesday 15 December 2021

Call for abstracts close

Friday 6 May 2022

Applicants notification

May 2022

All abstract submissions must be received electronically through the online submission portal. Use the submit now button to start your submission!

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ABSTRACT INFORMATION
  • Please note that all correspondence will be sent to the email address you provide when uploading your abstract
  • Applicants whose abstract is accepted must be a registered attendee.
  • A link will be sent to the main author to register. Any costs incurred remain at the responsibility of the presenting author.
ABSTRACT THEMES

We welcome delegates to submit their abstracts for the 2022 ASM under the following categories:

  • Neuro oncology
  • Solid tumours
  • Leukaemia/Lymphoma
  • Non malignant haematology
  • Transplant and cellular therapy
  • Patient experience
  • Other


We encourage you to submit abstracts from all disciplines and fields, including basic and translational science, clinical care, psychosocial impact and late effects.

We welcome submissions across all patient age groups, and encourage junior and senior investigators to submit their research.

ABSTRACT AWARDS

The top 3 abstracts submitted will be selected for presentation at a plenary session.

Prizes will also be awarded to the best abstracts in the following  categories:

  • Junior investigator – clinical         
  • Junior investigator – basic and translational science
  • Nursing
  • Allied health
ABSTRACT REVIEW
  • All abstracts will be reviewed by the abstract review committee to ensure the quality and compatibility with the conference.
  • Abstracts will be reviewed on a competitive basis and successful applicants will be notified accordingly.
  • The final decision on acceptances and on publication and presentation formats are at the discretion of the abstract review committee.
POSTERS
  • Successful applicants will be required to display the poster at the conference utilising the standarise poster template
  • They must be available to stand by their poster to discuss the poster findings as required during the meeting breaks
  • Posters can be printed on paper or fabric and/or laminated and we recommend using Velcro to mount material on the panel as poster boards will be Velcro compatible. by individual presenter.
  • Posters will be displayed on free-standing horizontal boards. Your poster space allocation is AO size, portrait (1189mm high x 841mm wide – maximum size).
  • Presenters are required to hang their posters prior to the Morning tea on Thursday 28 July 2022.
  • Posters will be available for the duration of the conference.

The printer we recommend is listed below;

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
  • All abstracts submitted must be original work and cannot be previously presented in any form, unless agreed in writing by the Local Organising Committee.
  • Abstracts must be submitted by the presenting author 
  • Successful abstracts will be published within the Local Organising Committee’s discretion.
  •  Should you prefer that your abstract NOT be published, please advise the conference secretariat.
  • All successful applicants are required to register for the conference and pay the registration fee.
  • All presenters are required to register within 2 weeks of receiving their notification
  • Any abstract that does not comply with these specifications may not be accepted for review.
FURTHER QUESTIONS

For any enquiries regarding abstracts or the abstract’s submission process, please do not hesitate to contact our conference secretariat on:
Email: info@anzchog2022.com
Phone: +61 7 3858 5400

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Kids Cancer Centre, Sydney Children’s Hospital

A/Professor Anazodo is the lead clinician for Youth Cancer Services in NSW and the ACT, and the Director of the Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Service encompassing Sydney Children’s Hospital and Prince of Wales Hospital. She leads the Future Fertility research program and has been instrumental in making fertility preservation accessible for oncology patients all around Australia, by developing Medicare item numbers for public funding. A/Professor Anazodo chairs the Australian AYA fertility preservation group, which leads the development of guidelines in the field of oncofertility. She has over 100 publications in the fields of adolescent medicine and oncofertility, and is a principle investigator on multiple successful grants from both the NHMRC and Cancer Australia. A/Professor Anazodo has received a number of awards for her work including a NSW Premiers award in 2018 and a Medal of the Order of Australia in 2021.

Dr Justin Baker

St Jude Children’s Research Hospital

Dr Baker is the Division Chief of Quality of Life and Palliative Care at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis, TN, USA. He is trained in paediatric haematology/oncology, as well as Hospice and Palliative Medicine. Dr Baker is a world leader in paediatric palliative care and quality of life, with over 100 publications in the field. His research focuses on integrating palliative care into the ongoing care of children with cancer, the ethical consideration of early phase trials, and paediatric palliative care in developing countries. He was awarded the AAHPM Inspirational Leader in Hospice and Palliative Medicine in 2014, and the St. Jude Communicator of the Year in 2017. Dr Baker has led the development of guidelines in paediatric palliative care and quality of life that have been implemented in centres throughout the world, and has been an invited speaker at paediatric oncology and palliative care conferences across the globe.

Dr Robert Battisti

Children’s Hospital Westmead

DR ROB BATTISTI | CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST | BPSYCH (HONS), PhD (CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY) | FACPA | LEUT RAN

Rob Battisti is a Senior Clinical Psychologist and head of Psycho-oncology at the Cancer Centre for Children at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead and a Clinical Director at Mind Plasticity, a large multi-disciplinary mental health practice in Sydney. He is passionate about delivering evidence-based therapies and overcoming some of the traditional barriers that restrict people from accessing top quality care via team care arrangements. A key focus of his work is mental health service development, including policy, governance and clinical training. His goal in children’s cancer services is to ensure that mental wellness, education and future quality of life are placed firmly in the treatment mix.

Rob completed his PhD at the University of Wollongong and a postdoctoral position with the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) at the University of New South Wales in partnership with the Brain and Mind Centre (BMC) at the University of Sydney. He has worked in and around Sydney for many years and has professional affiliations with organisations such as the BMC, headspace and St Vincent’s Private Hospital. He has additionally served on the Board of Directors for the Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA) of which he is a Fellow member.

Rob has expertise in working with individuals and families with more complex needs and in multi-disciplinary care arrangements. His clinical background is in child, adolescent and young adult (AYA) psychology as well as parenting psychology, with expertise in cancer and other areas of health psychology, addiction, and psychiatric comorbidity (i.e. multiple diagnoses).

Rob also consults to organisations on preventative mental health and is a Lieutenant Psychologist with the Royal Australian Navy.

Prof Paul Monagle

University of Melbourne

Professor Monagle is an internationally renowned paediatric haematologist and haemato-pathologist. He is a Professor of Paediatrics at the University of Melbourne, a clinical Haematologist at the Kids Cancer Centre, Sydney Children’s Hospital, and an Honorary Fellow and Group Leader in Haematology Research at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute. Professor Monagle is a world expert on thrombosis and coagulation, with over 300 publications in the field of paediatric haematology. His research group holds multiple NHMRC grants and is currently leading work into COVID-19 associated thrombosis. Professor Monagle was awarded the Outstanding Research Award in Paediatric Cardiology by the American Heart Association in 2008, and delivered the Barry Firkin Oration for the Thrombosis & Haemostasis Society of Australia and New Zealand in 2018. He has played a key role in designing multiple international multi-centre trials, and been an invited speaker at haematology conferences across the globe.

Prof Marcus Vowels

Professor Vowels is a renowned early leader of the paediatric oncology and haematology disciplines in Australia. Professor Vowels established the first bone marrow transplant program in Australia at the then Prince of Wales Children’s Hospital, now Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick, NSW. Professor Vowels established the Australian Cord Blood Bank and was a founding trustee of the Australian Cord Blood Foundation. Professor Vowels has over 100 peer reviewed publications, he was the founding member of a number of editorial boards of discipline specific journals and is the author of multiple book chapters. Professor Vowels was the President of the Australian and New Zealand Children’s Cancer Study Group from 1990 to 1994, and was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for his service to medicine, particularly in the fields of childhood leukaemia and cancer.

Annabel Crabb

ABC Journalist

Annabel Crabb is one of Australia’s most beloved journalists. She is an ABC writer and presenter who has covered Australian politics for 20 years but also is nationally well-known for her insightful and humorous analysis on gender and current affairs. 

Annabel recently created and presented the ground breaking Ms Represented, unearthing stories from the 100 years of women in Australian parliaments. For the ABC, she has also devised and presented six seasons of the enormously popular Kitchen Cabinet, and “The House with Annabel Crabb – the fly-on-the-wall documentary on Australian Parliament.” She also presents the ABC’s hit culinary history series Back In Time For Dinner, and co-stars in Tomorrow Tonight with Charlie Pickering.

With friend and ABC colleague Leigh Sales, Australia’s pre-eminent current affairs journalist, Annabel hosts the top-rating podcast Chat 10 Looks 3. Their first book together, Well Hello, was published in September 2021.

Annabel is an avid baker and proud mother of three.

Dr Robert Battisti

Children’s Hospital Westmead

Dr Battisti is a Clinical Psychologist and Researcher at the Cancer Centre for Children at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead, and an Honorary Research Associate at the University of Sydney. Dr Battisti completed his PhD at the University of Wollongong and a postdoctoral position with the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) at the University of New South Wales in partnership with the Brain and Mind Centre at the University of Sydney. Dr Battisti is also on the Board of Directors for the Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA). His clinical background is in child, adolescent and young adult (AYA) psychology as well as parenting psychology, with expertise in paediatric cancer including childhood cancer survivorship.

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Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand

Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand (LBC) is New Zealand’s national charity dedicated to supporting patients, and their families/whānau, living with a blood cancer or a serious blood condition.

The Robert Connor Dawes (RCD) Foundation was created in June 2013 in the memory of Robert ‘Connor Dawes’ who lost his 16-month battle with an ependymoma brain tumour at just 18 years of age. The RCD Foundation works to support brain matters projects in the areas of research, care and development – to fund the science to fight paediatric brain cancer and support patients in the meantime.

The Foundation operates in Australia and the US, and to date has invested $3.45M into paediatric brain cancer research, funding basic science and translational projects, as well as capacity building grants through fellowships, scholarships and travel grants. It has also leveraged another $10M, leading collaborative research initiatives. In addition to funding and partnering with Australian research institutes and Foundations, RCD is also active member of the Child’s Brain Tumour Network (CBTN), Paediatric Neuro-Oncology Consortium (PNOC) and the Collaborative Ependymoma Research Network (CERN). We leverage our research investments through partnering with like-minded and passionate organisations to continue to battle paediatric brain cancer.

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A/Prof Jordan Hansford

Women’s and Children’s Hospital Adelaide

Jordan is a mid-career clinician specializing in the treatment of paediatric brain tumours. He has a long-standing interest in cancer genetics post the completion of his Master’s of Science in Cancer Genetics at Queen’s University, Canada. Upon the completion of his clinical training and admission to fellowship, he relocated to Melbourne where he led the team’s neuro-oncology and clinical research teams. Most recently he has relocated to Adelaide where he is developing a Neuro-Oncology research program at SAHMRI/SAiGENCI and the new Bragg Proton Radiotherapy Centre. He is currently the chair of the ANZCHOG brain group.

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