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 * About
   * Mission & Vision
     * Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement
     * Policies
   * Board of Directors
   * Fellows
   * Committees
   * Make A Donation
   * Corporate Council
   * Advertise with APOS!
   * What is Psychosocial Oncology?
   * Contact Us
 * Members
   * Membership Benefits & Levels
   * Become a Member
   * Member Home
   * Special Interest Groups
   * Awards
     * The Jimmie Holland Lifetime Achievement Award
     * The Ruth McCorkle Excellence in Research Mentorship Award
     * The Matthew J. Loscalzo Outstanding Education and Training Award
     * The New Investigator Award
     * The Outstanding Clinical Care Award
     * The Distinguished Public Service Award
   * Early Career
     * APOS Mentoring Program
     * Early Career Psychosocial Oncology Research Grants
   * Research Opportunities
   * Journal Subscription
 * Conferences
   * 2022 Annual Conference
   * APOS, AOSW & ACCC Joint Virtual Conference
   * Past Conferences
 * Education & Resources
   * Webinars & Workshops
   * Career Opportunities & Fellowships
   * Psycho-Oncology Journal
   * Clinical Guidelines
   * Quality Care Standards
   * Distress Screening
   * Position Papers
   * Reference Handbooks
   * COVID-19 Resources
   * Affiliate Organizations & Events
   * Resources for People Affected by Cancer




ADVANCING THE CARE AND PRACTICE OF PSYCHOSOCIAL ONCOLOGY

The vision of APOS is a nation in which all people affected by cancer have
access to quality psychosocial care to optimize health outcomes.


THE THINGS WE PLANT TODAY WILL BE THE FUTURE OF PSYCHOSOCIAL ONCOLOGY.

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and more.

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2023 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING: DEVELOPING & SUSTAINING YOUR CAREER IN CANCER

Friday, July 15, 2022

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2023 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

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APOS CORPORATE COUNCIL

Be a catalyst for thought, leadership, & innovation.

Through this program, APOS connects top leaders in the psychosocial oncology
field with its Corporate Council Members.

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Statement in Response to the Invasion of Ukraine
From the APOS Board of Directors
March 9, 2022

As we prepare for our APOS Annual Conference, we are called to acknowledge the
invasion of Ukraine and devastation of war. APOS is committed to the human right
to cancer treatment and mental healthcare, and we stand with our colleagues
across the globe impacted by this war. Learning about specific action steps that
we can take to ameliorate suffering is part of our role as providers in our
global community. With our unique lens as oncology healthcare professionals, we
may be attuned to ways to share our knowledge, expertise, compassion, and time
with our local and international communities in need. There are several action
steps we can take, particularly related to children and adults affected by
cancer in the arena of war. Some of these are outlined here, and we welcome
ongoing discussions on inclusion and equity during our conference. Eloquently
articulated in the letter below from psychologists in Russia: “Non-material ties
between people - cultural, scientific, friendly, spiritual - cannot be taken
away.” APOS remains dedicated to promoting a more just and equitable society by
doing our part to overcome racism and racial disparities as well as increase
access to essential psycho-oncology care. As we move forward as individuals and
an organization, we hope you will join us in empowering one another in this call
to action.

Joseph Greer, PhD - President
Elizabeth Archer-Nanda, DNP, APRN - President Elect
Kristine Donovan, PhD, MBA - Past President
Jeffrey Kendall, PsyD - Treasurer
Lynne Padgett, PhD - Secretary
Marie Barnett, PhD - Director of Communications
Sharla Wells-Di Gregorio, PhD - Director of Professional Education
Justin Yopp, PhD - Director of Membership
Jennifer Knight, MD, MS, FACLP - Director of Research
Tamryn Gray, PhD, RN, MPH - Director of Mentoring
Beth Dixon, PsyD - Director of Development & Strategic Partnerships
Charles Kamen, PhD, MPH - Invited Director: 2022 Annual Conference Chair
Kelly Irwin, MD - Invited Interim Director: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Lori Wiener PhD, DCSW, FAPOS - Invited Director: Federal Liaison
Rachel Cannady - Invited Director: American Cancer Society Liaison




OPEN LETTER FROM THE RUSSIAN MEDICAL COMMUNITY

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A LETTER FROM CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS IN RUSSIA

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INITIATIVE FROM THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

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INITIATIVE FROM ST. JUDE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

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