Hello Breast Cancer Network Australia have identified 5 advocacy priorities for 2018. These will be the 5 key areas on our agenda this year and where our focus and energies will be directed. Pleas...
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Great to see these crucially important priorities. Can we also ensure the needs of regional rural and remote women get a priority -there are so many women who experience significant medical social issues and lack of access to quality and timely care as many women on this network can attest.
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