Dr Lucinda Burke

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Radiation Oncologist; Staff Specialist, Westmead Hospital, NSW; Clinical Lecturer, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney; Chair, Targeting Cancer Reference Panel, RANZCR

Lucinda is an early career Radiation Oncologist, working as a Staff Specialist at Westmead Hospital NSW, treating thoracic malignancies and brain metastases and undertaking a PhD focusing on the optimal treatment of ultra-central lung cancers. She has a passion for medical education, working as a Clinical Lecturer at the Sydney University Medical School for 10 years. This year she has joined as the Chair of the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel, a committee coordinating the international Targeting Cancer campaign to advocate for patient access to radiation therapy, a highly effective, safe and cost-effective treatment for cancer.

New and more effective radiotherapy options for early lung cancer

Dr Lucinda Burke presents a timely and practical discussion on new and more effective radiotherapy options for early-stage lung cancer, highlighting the evidence, patient pathways and the GP’s role in supporting care.

New and more effective radiotherapy options for early lung cancer

Dr Lucinda Burke presents a timely and practical discussion on new and more effective radiotherapy options for early-stage lung cancer, highlighting the evidence, patient pathways and the GP’s role in supporting care.

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Dr Lucinda Burke

Radiation Oncologist; Staff Specialist, Westmead Hospital, NSW; Clinical Lecturer, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney; Chair, Targeting Cancer Reference Panel, RANZCR

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New and more effective radiotherapy options for early lung cancer

Dr Lucinda Burke presents a timely and practical discussion on new and more effective radiotherapy options for early-stage lung cancer, highlighting the evidence, patient pathways and the GP’s role in supporting care.

New and more effective radiotherapy options for early lung cancer

Dr Lucinda Burke presents a timely and practical discussion on new and more effective radiotherapy options for early-stage lung cancer, highlighting the evidence, patient pathways and the GP’s role in supporting care.

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Dr Lucinda Burke

Radiation Oncologist; Staff Specialist, Westmead Hospital, NSW; Clinical Lecturer, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney; Chair, Targeting Cancer Reference Panel, RANZCR

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New and more effective radiotherapy options for early lung cancer

Dr Lucinda Burke presents a timely and practical discussion on new and more effective radiotherapy options for early-stage lung cancer, highlighting the evidence, patient pathways and the GP’s role in supporting care.

New and more effective radiotherapy options for early lung cancer

Dr Lucinda Burke presents a timely and practical discussion on new and more effective radiotherapy options for early-stage lung cancer, highlighting the evidence, patient pathways and the GP’s role in supporting care.

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Director of Clinical Studies, Ballarat Clinical School at Deakin University

We invite you to our next free webcast, where A/Prof Mark Yates describes the interaction between dementia and these comorbidities. Earn up to 4 hours CPD. Accredited with RACGP and ACRRM.