Table 7.

Priority actions for change in each domain (N = 31; Round 4).

Health promotion and advocacy		Shared management		Vigilance		Personal agency		Care coordination		Evidence‐based survivorship interventions
Priority action	Votes	Priority action	Votes	Priority action	Votes	Priority action	Votes	Priority action	Votes	Priority action	Votes
Advocacy for MBS payment for care programmes	20	Better use of technology	19	Define vigilance best practice for each patient group	9	Exercise as an avenue for personal agency	20	Alternative delivery models to improve access	22	Patient communication kit for health professionals	32
Innovative models for specialist nurses	18	Use of community nurses/teams	13	Advocate for PBS support for surveillance tools	8	Health professional role	8	Define care coordination	13	‘My Journey Kit’ from diagnosis for patients	32
Health professional education in health promotion	11	Knowledge and information for patients, partners, family members and friends	7	Vigilance pathways for health professionals	1	Peer support	7	Patient‐centred	6	Communicating information about interventions	3
Australian online resources to connect people to local services	11	Improved health communication	4			Adaptability to changing circumstances	2	Improved communication	4
Empowering consumers to communicate	5	Resources on side effects	4			Information dissemination	2	Team‐based care delivery	1
Engage partners, family members and friends to promote healthy choices	4	Health professional education on appropriate communication	0			Addressing personal attitudes through diverse avenues for support	2
Continuous monitoring of consumer needs	2
High profile policy advocates	3

MBS, the Medicare Benefits Schedule is a list of Medicare services subsidized by the Australian Government; PBS, the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme provides medicines to patients at a Government‐subsidized price.