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Allied health professionals can work with patients at all stages of their cancer journey, from diagnosis and treatment through to survivorship and palliative care (if required). These services are a range of evidence based,... Read more

What is self-management?  Self-management means empowering yourself and taking control of your own health. You can do this by learning skills to help you cope with the changes and issues that you may experience during and... Read more

Understanding Clinical Trials Clinical trials test new treatments, new ways of giving existing treatments or new combinations of treatments and ways... Read more

Bone cancers, also called bone sarcoma, are cancer that can grow in any bone of the body. Bones, like the rest of the human body, are living tissue made up of living cells. There are two types of bone cancer, and they are... Read more

For many people, sex and intimacy is an important part of life. Some people may experience changes to sexuality or intimacy during and after cancer treatment. Changes may affect the person with cancer as well as their partners... Read more

Our volunteer wayfinding service can help you find your way around our Melbourne hospital. This service is available to patients and visitors. Our volunteer wayfinders can:  Meet you when you arrive (such as by... Read more