Part 2 - Improving cancer outcomes and leadership course: a European initiative
Part 2 - Improving cancer outcomes and leadership course: a European initiative
Arrivals & Registration
Welcome and Introduction
Session 1: Overview of strategic approaches to improve Europe’s cancer outcomes and what it means
New actions & initiatives
Mark Lawler (UK)Patient Advocates’ Perspective
Update of the European Cancer Code of Cancer Practice
Peter Selby (UK)Discussion
Razvan Popescu (CH)Session 2: Previous cohort - Update on initiatives and challenges to improve clinical practice
RISING-RO: From Mapping Inequities to Building a Regional Radiotherapy Leadership Platform in South-East Europe
Milos Grujic (RS)Is prioritization on rare cancers luxury or necessity in developing countries?
Bruna David (BR)Discussion
Coffee break
Session 3: Strategic Approaches to Oncopolicy
Strategies in other Countries - use of resources, share of clinical burden
Richard Sullivan (UK)Place based Cancer Care - Case Study
David Nelson (UK)Discussion
Peter Selby (UK)Session 4: Effective and Efficient Cancer Care
Factors Determining Effective and Efficient Cancer Care
Ajay Aggarwal (UK)Implementation and hurdles of applying factors in the clinic
Assia Konsoulova (BG)Discussion
Razvan Popescu (CH)Lunch
Session 5: Patient Advocates role in shaping care and improving outcomes
What is valuable to patients and how should it be measured
Tanja Spanic (SI)Advocacy influencing government level & survivorship
The role of patients in trial development
Discussion
Parallel Workshops: Leadership
Leadership - Group 1
Influencing & Negotiating - Group 2
Coffee break
Parallel Workshops: Leadership
Leadership - Group 2
Influencing & Negotiating - Group 1
Group dinner
Session 6: Value-based Clinical Decision Making
Clinical View
Maria-João Cardoso (PT)Health systems view
Richard Sullivan (UK)Discussion
Mark Lawler (UK)Session 7: Improving Efficiency in Cancer Care
Improving Efficiency in Cancer Care
Example
Razvan Popescu (CH)Discussion
Wendy McInally (UK)Coffee break
BREAKOUT SESSION 1: Partcipant presentations of initiatives and challenges to improve outcomes
Lunch
Overview on the impact of AI on how we approach planning cancer services
Discussion
BREAKOUT SESSION 2: Partcipant presentations of initiatives and challenges to improve outcomes
Coffee break
BREAKOUT SESSION 3: Partcipant presentations of initiatives and challenges to improve outcomes
Faculty Dinner (participants free evening)
Parallel Advice Clinics
How to use Patient Advocacy
Tanja Spanic (SI)Implementation and applications of AI
Maria-João Cardoso (PT) Andre Pfob (DE) Razvan Popescu (CH)Establishing quality multi-professional interactions
Assia Konsoulova (BG) Wendy McInally (UK)Parallel Advice Clinics
How to use Patient Advocacy
Tanja Spanic (SI)Implementation and applications of AI
Maria-João Cardoso (PT) Andre Pfob (DE) Razvan Popescu (CH)Establishing quality multi-professional interactions
Assia Konsoulova (BG) Wendy McInally (UK)Coffee break
Award for Improving Cancer Outcomes
Next Steps
Closing and departures
Ajay Aggarwal
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Department of Health Services Research and Policy, London, UK
Andre Pfob
Heidelberg University Hospital, Breast Center, Heidelberg, DE
Assia Konsoulova
National Cancer Hospital, Medical Oncology Dept., Sofia, BG
Bruna David
Instituto Nacional do Cancer, Clinical Research Dept., Rio de Janeiro, BR
David Nelson
University Of Lincoln, Lincoln Institute For Rural And Coastal Health, Lincoln, UK
Maria-João Cardoso
Champalimaud Foundation, Breast Unit, Lisbon, PT
Mark Lawler
Queens University Hospital, Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology, Belfast, UK
Milos Grujic
University Clinical Center Kragujevac, Radiation Oncology Dept., Kragujevac, RS
Peter Selby
Lincoln, UK
Razvan Popescu
Tumor Center Aarau / Hirslanden Klinik Aarau, Medical Oncology / Hematology / Palliative Care Dpt., Aarau, CH
Richard Sullivan
King's Comprehensive Cancer Centre, Institute of Cancer Policy, London, UK
Tanja Spanic
Europa Donna Slovenia, Patient Advocacy Dpt., Ljubljana, SI
Wendy McInally
EONS President, Edinburgh, UK