Melanoma: Our National Cancer
Lecture Overview
Educators
Jan Riley
Jan Riley is a specialist dermatology nurse based in regional New South Wales, Australia. Her postgraduate studies include a Certificate in Dermatology Nursing (USA), Master of Nursing (NP) and Certificates in Dermoscopy and Skin Cancer Medicine. Driven by a passion for “all things skin”, Jan is a staunch and passionate mentor and advocate, who is always ready and willing to share knowledge and inspire nurses to understand skin’s impact on daily lives. Her active participation in a range of professional activities has greatly assisted to raise the profile of dermatology and skin disease in the community. Jan currently develops and presents skin education modules through a co-directed nurse education company (Dermatology Nurse Education Australia) for nurses across all areas of care delivery. See Educator Profile
Reviews
Margaret Smith
Informative
Renee McDonald - Kettle
Short & interesting points
Rejeanna Cartwright
Interesting subject for Australians.
Sarah Willis
Good
Janelle McIntosh
Great video
Devika Nandanimala
Great information
Sarah May Twibill
A very informative talk on melanoma which was short, easy to digest and to the point.
Kriebel felicja
Very interesting lecture
Anne W Campbell
Need more education on this subject. Still in Australia we don't realize how bad skin exposure is even with sunscreen
Ingrid van krevel
Melanoma can be prevented if people become more aware.young people and older Australias still put themselves at risk thinking it won't effect the. Melanoma can spread very quickly and can spread before it is detected. More education should be done at schools. Sun cream has to be applied regularly and further prevention with hats and sitting in shade can assist.