2009- Faculty of Nursing, University of Manitoba, Faculty Selections Committee
(Chair, 2010-)
2009- International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS), Chair, Internal Task Force on
Guidelines, Training and Accreditation
2009 Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute, Invited participant for “Towards a PanCanadian Cancer Research Strategy: A Key Stakeholder Consultation”, Edmonton, June 16th
2009- Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC), Invited member of the Cancer Journey
Action Group’s National Advisory Panel for Survivorship
2008 CIHR/CPAC/NCIC, Invited participant for “Identifying Priorities for Cancer
Survivorship Research: A Pan-Canadian Invitational Workshop”, Vancouver, November
21st-22nd
2008-2010, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC), Invited Expert Panel Member for
Patient-Family Focused Cancer Care Outcomes: A Core Set of Validated Measures for
Canada
2008-2009, Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance, Invited member of the National
Research Framework Working Group
2008 Centre for Behavioural Research and Program Evaluation (CCSRI), Invited consultant
to the 2009-2014 Strategic Plan
2008-2009, Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance, Invited Chair, Psychosocial and
Quality of Life Grants Competition International Working Group for Development of Terms
of Reference
2008- Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC), Invited member to Cancer Journey
Action Group’s Guidelines and Standards Advisory Panel.
2008-2009, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC), Invited Expert Panel member, A
Pan-Canadian Clinical Practice: Assessment of Psychosocial Health Care Needs of the Adult
Cancer Patient
2008-2010, Faculty of Nursing, University of Manitoba, Graduate Studies Committee
2008-2009, Faculty of Nursing, University of Manitoba, Tenure and Promotion Criteria
Review Committee
2008, Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence, Faculty of Nursing, University of Manitoba,
Selections Committee member
2008, University of Manitoba Learning Technologies Centre, Summer Institute on
“Designing, Developing and Delivering Augmented, Blended and/or Online Courses”, June
2nd-7th
2008, Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance – Invited participant for “Mapping the
Future”, a National Breast Cancer Research Summit, Toronto, May 26th-27th
2008, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC), Invited participant for “Screening for
Distress” workshop, Calgary, March 6th-7th
2007, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC), Invited participant for “Patient
Navigation” workshop, Winnipeg, December
2007- Nominations and Governance Committee, CancerCare Manitoba Board of Directors
2007, Private Infusion Clinic Working Group, CancerCare Manitoba Board representative,
Manitoba Health
2007, Canadian Health Services and Research Foundation, Invited participant for “Listening
for Direction III”: A national consultation on health services and policy issues, Toronto, April
5th
2006, National Cancer Institute of Canada, Invited participant for strategic planning in
survivorship, supportive care, and symptom control, Toronto, September 14th
2006, Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance, Co-Chair for Strategic Agenda Workshop,
Toronto, December 1st-2nd
Invited Keynote Addresses:
Hack, T.F. Moving psychosocial evidence into practice: The case for consultation recordings.
Invited speaker at the 2nd Care about Cancer Conference, Edmonton, AB. June, 2011.
Hack, T.F. The contribution of qualitative methods and cognitive science to quality of life
research: Clinical application – dignity among the dying. Keynote address presented at the
annual meeting of the International Society for Quality of Life Research, Orlando, FL,
October 2002.
Hack, T.F. Quality of life after breast cancer. Invited panel speaker at symposium entitled
“Quality of Life of Cancer Survivors” at the 2nd World Conference for Cancer
Organizations, Atlanta, GA, May 1999.
Lectureships and Visiting Professorships:
Hack, T. F. Use of consultation recordings in oncology. Visiting Professorship lecture
delivered at the Department of Nursing, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, England,
June 8th, 2010.
Hack, T.F. Providing consultation recordings to newly diagnosed cancer patients: Putting
evidence into practice. Visiting Professorship lecture delivered at the Department of Nursing,
University of Central Lancashire, Preston, England, November 11th, 2010.
Hack, T.F. Providing consultation recordings to newly diagnosed cancer patients: Putting
evidence into practice. Lectureship delivered at the Department of Nursing, Midwifery and
Social Work, University of Manchester, England, November 10th, 2010.
Hack, T.F. Examining and promoting the use of consultation recordings in oncology. Visiting
Professorship lecture delivered at Department of Oncology, Faculty of Medicine, McGill
University, Montreal, PQ, March 27-29th, 2006.
Hack, T.F. Enhancing the psychosocial well-being of adults with cancer: A clinician-scientist
perspective. Visiting Professorship lecture delivered at Department of Oncology, Faculty of
Medicine, McGill University, Montreal, PQ, March 27-29th, 2006.
Hack, T.F. Should cancer patients be given audiotapes of their primary oncology
presentations? Empirical findings and discussion. Presented at the Institute of Health
Sciences, Oxford University, England, June 27th, 2002.