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Almost 4,000 Australians are diagnosed with head and neck cancer each year, and oral cancer is one type. John Farnham’s diagnosis comes as a shock to many, but as La Trobe University experts write, there is little public awareness about oral cancer. bit.ly/3Rab9MD

Delighted to hear Justin Roe speak on importance of rehabilitation following treatment of #headandneck ⁦ANZHNCS⁩ asm2022. Thanks for acknowledging Rebecca Nund’s work on swallowing outcomes ⁦⁦PA Research Foundation⁩ ⁦Dr Justin Roe⁩ ⁦Julie McCrossin AM (She/Her)⁩

Great closing statements by #keynotespeaker Dr Justin Roe .... "we can't always make things better.... need to think more about psychological well being and adjustment.... for patients and carers" #HNC #survivorship #anzhncsasm22 ANZHNCS COSA Survivorship

Citing research by @rebeccanund, Dr Justin Roe reminds us that we need an interdisciplinary and proactive approach to support the swallowing, nutrition and lifestyle changes of our patients and their carers/family post head and neck cancer treatment. ANZHNCS

Absolutely - I love @rebeccanund qualitative publications on dysphagia following head and neck cancer. Eating and drinking is often a social activity. Patients can be excluded if they can't eat. The psychological impact of dysphagia need to be considered more.

More than 4000 Australians are diagnosed with head & neck cancers each year What do you know about them? After the news of John Farnham's surgery for oral cancer @rebeccanund of #UQ & others write in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand bit.ly/3dQx6BX

This infographic from Erica Djossa | Momwell on IG is really speaking to me this morning! Anyone have tips for making the mornings a little easier? #academicmoms

Lovely to this on the Stuff website today @CarolineJM26 @kebabby_mae stuff.co.nz/life-style/wel…

Finally found an hour for "snack writing" our paper on the development of a tool to measure the impact of #dysphagia on #carers of people with #HNC and the fire alarm in the building went off 15 minutes in! Why is writing SO hard! #AcademicChatter #academicmom

Friday (nearly) funny #dysphagia #aspiration #SLP

Back at work for #2023 and time to get some writing done. #coffeefirst☕️ instagram.com/p/Cm-NdIoPIAa/…

So proud of Claire and cheering her on tonight with Dr Jeanne Marshall

Amazing achievement by one of our PhD students Claire Reilly Bec Packer (she/her) UQSHRSResearchOutput

What an excellent presentation by Claire Reilly at the 2024 UQ 3MT final! Claire’s important research shines a light on the experiences and stories of families with a child receiving temporary tube feeding Dr Jeanne Marshall

She won! Congratulations to our (Dr Jeanne Marshall) PhD student Claire Reilly who won the UQ3MT final. Her work explores family and health professionals experiences of temporary feeding tubes @UQhealth

So proud of our PhD student Claire Reilly - winner of UQ’s 3MT competition! Dr Jeanne Marshall

This is one of my PhD students with Bec Packer (she/her), shining a big light on family experiences for children with temporary feeding tubes. Claire Reilly will now represent UQ in an international arena. What a star ⭐️!! Child Health Research Centre UQSHRSResearchOutput