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Clinical Oncology for Medical Students
Clinical Oncology for Medical Students is a free e-book on the principles of oncology care, including:
- epidemiology and cancer biology
- diagnosis, including histopathology, cytology and tumour markers
- familial cancers and genetic testing
- cancer treatment and management
- professional issues, such as doctor patient communication and ethics
- common cancer types.
Developed by Cancer Council Australia's Oncology Education Committee in association with expert from 20 Australasian universities, this is the first e-book of its kind published in Australia and New Zealand. This e-book complements the Ideal Oncology Curriculum and will help students access reliable information about cancer.
This page was last updated on: Wednesday, November 1, 2017
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