Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Excellent talk from @danblindsay @QIMRB_Institute @louisagord at #SkinCancerConference2024
#Melanoma in situ and thin melanomas contribute to overdiagnosis at considerable health economic costs.
But, the small chance of metastases offset cost benefits of reducing overdiagnosis
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Still recruiting practicing skin cancer physicians across Australia. Help us investigate biopsy trends by taking part in a 15 min online survey.
For more information or to participate in the survey, please visit: t.ly/TUDMq
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Calling practicing skin cancer physicians across Australia. Help us investigate biopsy trends by taking part in a 15 min online survey.
For more information or to participate in the survey, please visit: uniofqueensland.syd1.qualtri…
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
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Daniel Lindsay retweeted
While access to invasive #melanoma health care is fairly equitable across Queensland, people in regional areas are relying more on public hospitals for treatment rather than GPs or skin cancer specialists
ow.ly/uXiI50Q1WQT #AusHealth #publichealth #skincancer
Our new paper quantifying health care service use by Queenslanders with invasive melanoma is now published! @theMJA @louisagord @DWhitemanQIMRB @CancerEconSIG @QIMRBerghofer
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
What’s the motivation, barriers and facilitators for cancer care clinicians to raise costs and financial discussion??
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3740…
@COSAoncology @COSA_Surviv #FinTox @louisagord @QIMRBerghofer @FlindersCFI @mariemalica @mvarlow
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
A well-earned brekky after the #B2B2023 10km - well done team! @QIMRBerghofer @ThomasMElliott1 @danblindsay @Nina_r_Na
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Lovely to present at #AHES2023 in Adelaide with my @CancerEconSIG friends and valued colleagues
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Listen to my recent interview with Vanessa Mills on ABC Kimberly Radio, where I discuss my research on the mental health implications of extreme weather and climate change among Australian mothers:
abc.net.au/kimberley/program…
Here is the link to our survey:
jcu.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/f…
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
"We call for urgent attention to, and investment in, efforts to improved representativeness, access and usability of Australia health data for all levels of health, disability and related service delivery." @globalstopp
📣 New Study ➡️ gh.bmj.com/content/8/5/e0120…
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Is Australia's health data and health data governance systems fit for purpose??
A call for +++attention to poor quality & poor usability of #Australian #health, #disability and #healthservice data.
#HealthEquity #HealthForAll
gh.bmj.com/content/8/5/e0120…
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
FINAL CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS:
If you are an Australian academic in the discipline of psychology teaching into an online course (offered by an Australian university) in the past five years...we want you!
LINK TO SURVEY:
jcu.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/f…
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Are you an Australian mum with a baby no older than 12 months? We are currently recruiting for a study investigating extreme weather related stress and maternal health.
Click this link to express your interest!
jcu.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/f…
Information Sheet:
drive.google.com/file/d/1khK…
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
If you are willing to help us understand all the ways in which mothers experience distress related to climate change or extreme weather events or wish to know more information about the study, please contact Madelyn Pardon
(E: [email protected]; P:(07) 4781 6471).
What a great conference, very pleasing to see so much chat about health equity @COSAoncology #cosa22. Learnt so many new things and had such great face to face convos with amazing researchers, clinicians and other individuals.
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
“Financial toxicity is a blind spot for many medical staff.” New research from a national study of health care professionals’ perspectives, by the COSA financial toxicity working group.#cosa22
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Dr Daniel Lindsay explains how ‘money worries’ are a major concern for First Nations people who experience #inequities at every point. Linked data shows risk factors that can be targeted to improve MBS service access & reduce out of pocket costs.
#COSA22 #financialtoxicity – at Brisbane, Queensland
Daniel Lindsay retweeted
Some complex patterns of healthcare use & costs among First Nations people affected by #cancer presented by @danblindsay Lower out of pocket costs, but also healthcare usage among people in regional and rural areas, potentially due to poorer access to service #cosa22


































