Exercise for cancer - an update
Understanding the role of exercise and the AEP in oncology settings.
- Oncology specific concepts relevant to the AEPs
- Current evidence for the role of exercise in oncology settings.
- Overview of exercise guidelines for cancer survivors.
- Challenges and practical considerations for the AEP in oncology settings.
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1 CPD point. ESSA professional development category: Further Education- Industry Courses.
About the presenter
Dr James Murray is a Lecturer at UTS in the Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology, School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health. Prior to this role, James was a Lecturer and Clinical Supervisor in the Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology Program at the University of South Australia from 2021-2024. James’s clinical experience as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist spans private, community, and research settings, commonly working with people from low socioeconomic backgrounds, and people with living cancer and cardiovascular diseases. James completed his PhD in 2023, with his research exploring the protective role of exercise on cardiovascular health and function in women impacted by cancer and cardiovascular diseases. James's research also focused on ways exercise participation can be enhanced during chemotherapy for breast cancer, and he has additional interests in the cardioprotective role of exercise-based prehabilitation prior to the commencement of anti-cancer therapies. As an early career researcher, James has authored several peer-reviewed publications (with >75 citations) and presented his research both nationally and internationally.
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