Only selected participants have access to the online materials.
Chairs: A. Eniu, CH - R. Popescu, CH - P. Selby, UK
INTRODUCTION
The Improving Cancer Outcomes and Leadership course aims to address the challenging issue of inequalities in cancer outcomes across Europe and is designed to equip mid-career cancer healthcare professionals (of all disciplines), industry experts, patient advocates, and regulatory personnel with essential skills for strategic planning, applied health research, implementation strategies, and change management to enhance care quality and patient outcomes in their regions.
The Training Programme will be developed in close collaboration with patients and patient advocates to ensure that we retain a patient-centred approach. The Training Programme will address overarching issues including early diagnosis, specialised multidisciplinary care, patient-centred approaches, integrated care and the systematic use of existing knowledge. It will engender within participants a clear recognition of the importance of Research and Innovation and clinical trials to 21st century patient care
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Improving Cancer Outcomes and Leadership course will be a combination of the following:
Block 1 - Pre-event online learning sessions
Block 2 - A 3 day in-person event Location: Zagreb, Croatia Dates: 8 – 11 May 2025
This is Block 1 of the course.
Pre-recorded sessions will be made available via this website. You will be able to see all the sessions in your own time.
The pre-recorded sessions must be viewed before block 2.
Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the event organisers:
Dolores Knupfer - dknupfer@eso.net Corinne Hall - chall@eso.net
The European Actions Against Cancer and other Pan European anti cancer activities
27/03/2025
Expert:
Stefan Schreck
An outline of health economics in relation to cancer care in Europe
27/03/2025
Expert:
Nils Wilking, SE
Health Related Quality of Life and Patient Reported Outcome Measures in Oncology
27/03/2025
Chair:
Razvan Popescu, CH
Cancer patient advocacy in the co-production of cancer policy
27/03/2025
Expert:
Kathy Oliver, UK
Interpretation of Cancer Clinical Trials
27/03/2025
Expert:
Antonio Tito Fojo, US
Future Partnerships with Industry
27/03/2025
Expert:
Timothy Eisen, UK
Integrating supportive and palliative care into oncology practice to improve patient outcomes
27/03/2025
Expert:
Stein Kaasa, NO
Recruiting patients to trials and how clinical research can improve outcomes
27/03/2025
Expert:
Denis Lacombe, BE
Turning data into evidence to inform cancer policy
27/03/2025
Expert:
Mark Lawler, UK
Overtreatment and appropriate treatment choices
27/03/2025
Expert:
Ian Tannock, CA
Timothy Eisen
University of Cambridge,
Cambridge,
United Kingdom
Antonio Tito Fojo
Columbia University,
New York, NY,
USA
Stein Kaasa
Professor of Oncology and Palliative Medicine; Director of the European Palliative Care Research Centre (PRC); Coordinator,
University of Oslo, Oslo University Hospital,
Oslo,
Norway
Denis Lacombe
EORTC,
Brussels,
Belgium
Mark Lawler
Queen's University Belfast, Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research,
Belfast,
United Kingdom
Kathy Oliver
International Brain Tumour Alliance - IBTA,
Tadworth, Surrey,
United Kingdom
Razvan Popescu
Tumor Zentrum Aarau,
Aarau,
Switzerland
Stefan Schreck
Advisor for Stakeholder Relations, DG SANTE, European Commission,
Luxembourg,
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