The policy establishes BCNA’s commitment to the provision of a safe and protected process for reporting wrongdoing related to misconduct that may be an improper state of affairs or circumstances, or any other undesirable misconduct, along with the protections that are established for protecting and supporting reports of this nature.
Whistleblower disclosures can be directed to reportmisconduct@bcna.org.au
We value your privacy. Read our Privacy Statement and Privacy Policy to learn how we collect, use, and protect your information
The Online Network Community Guidelines help maintain the integrity, privacy and safety of our community. If you are planning on joining the Online Network, please read these guidelines carefully and follow them when participating.
This document outlines the process required to inform BCNA of your Online Network account change preferences, in the event of your death.
This policy lays out the principles and practice of BCNA's involvement with relevant pharmaceutical and biomedical companies, and recognises the Medicines Australia Code of Conduct, the Consumers’ Health Forum of Australia and Medicines Australia Working Together Guide.
This policy outlines BCNA's approach to engaging with local, state, and territory as well as federal governments, political parties, and politicians, and their representatives. Our aim is to support the achievement of our goals and contribute to improving access to the best information, treatment, care, and support for people affected by breast cancer.Government Relations Policy
The policy establishes our commitment and expectations for protecting the safety of the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) network, as well as implementing suitable actions and controls for maintaining safety. This policy is also aimed at minimising risk, cost, and reputational damage to BCNA whilst fulfilling our duty of care.
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