ESO-OECI International Study Day on Cancer Survivorship
Not eligible for ESCO credits
26.04.2012 - 28.04.2012
Bari
COURSES AND SEMINARS
Description
Chairs: V. Mattioli, IT - N. Aaronson, NL
Improvement in cancer survival rates has increased longevity but has also revealed physical and psycho-social sequelae of long-term survivorship and raised many questions regarding how to assess, treat, and prevent these survival-related problems. For these reasons, cancer survivors often have medical, psychosocial, emotional, cognitive, physical, spiritual and economic sequelae that negatively affect their quality of life. It is estimated that late effects and long-term sequelae of cancer and its therapies are present in about 75% of long-term survivors but there is limited information about the exact incidence and prevalence of many physical late effects.
This event is firstly focused on deepening the state of the research in Europe and in the USA about many issues such as Ageing, Comorbidity, Symptoms, Psychosocial Health, Rehabilitation and Physical Activity.
Secondly, the conference will offer the opportunity to compare European with American knowledge and practice in cancer survivorship, and to create/improve a European study group on this research field.
The occasion should be favorable for looking for common strategies and policies to meet the unmet needs of cancer survivors, which sometimes differ depending on the country, culture, and health system.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• To outline the main issues concerning cancer survivorship, such as Ageing, Comorbidity, Symptoms, Psychosocial Health, Rehabilitation and Physical Activity;
• To deepen the state of the research in Europe and in USA, about the aforesaid issues;
• To compare European and American knowledge and practice in cancer survivorship;
• To create/improve a European study group on this research field.
MAIN TOPICS
Ageing, Comorbidity and Symptoms
• Population Monitoring for Cancer Survivors
• Symptom Burden Among Breast Cancer Survivors
• Burden of Surviving Cancer in Elderly
• Post Cancer Pain: a new research frontier in Cancer Survivorship
• Pain and other concerns in bone marrow transplant survivors
Psychosocial Health: diagnosis and treatment
• What does Quality of Life mean to Long-term Cancer Survivors?
• Psychological Morbidity in Cancer Survivors
• Course of Fatigue in Survival
• Behavioral Changes after Cancer
• Intervention for Psychological Well-Being
Rehabilitation and Physical activity
• Physical activity programs for cancer survivors
• Are survivors willing/able to go back to work?
• E-Health initiatives on cancer survivors empowerment
• Comprehensive Rehabilitation: what does Europe offer to cancer survivors?
• Studies on physical exercise during and after cancer treatment
Symposium website: www.oncologico.bari.it/vm
General information
ORGANISING SECRETARIAT
For further information please contact:
Silvana Valerio and Caroline Oakley
OECI Education and Training Working Group International Relations Office
National Cancer Centre IRCCS “G. Paolo II”, Bari, Italy
Phone +390805555386
fax +390805555388;
email: E&Tworking_group@oeci.eu
Scientific Coordinator:
Dr. Vittorio Mattioli, MD
Head, Department of Critical Area and Surgery, NCC “ Giovanni Paolo II”,
Viale Orazio Flacco 65, 70124 Bari, Italy
phone/fax +390805555624; email v.mattioli@oncologico.bari.it
Scientific Secretariat:
Silvana Valerio, Caroline Oakley
OECI Education and Training Working Group
International Relations Office, NCC “ Giovanni Paolo II”,
phone +390805555386/383; fax +390805555388
email: E&Tworking_group@oeci.eu
CME COMMITTEE
National Cancer Centre IRCCS “G. Paolo II”, Bari, Italy
Luciano Grammatica and Vittorio Mattioli, CME Coordinators
Patrizia Nardulli, Marisa Longo, Annamaria Quaranta, National CME Unit
Phone/fax +390805555073; email: m.longo@oncologico.bari.it
CME CREDITS
The Study Day CME Committee will ask for national and international accreditation in compliance with CME regulations. Credits will be assigned to attendees to all sessions who completed both the entrance and exit CME tests. Attendance will be verified by signature both at the start and the end of the sessions.
VENUE
NATIONAL CANCER RESEARCH CENTRE “GIOVANNI PAOLO II”
Meeting Hall
Viale Orazio Flacco, 65
70124 Bari - Italy
POSTER SESSION
A Poster Session (portrait, 70 x 100 cm) will be held in the Congress lounge for the duration of the event. Upon submission of abstracts, a Scientific Commission will judge the posters based on originality, research accuracy and innovation.
Posters from young researchers are particularly welcome, and there will be a special award of Euro 500.- each for the three best posters presented by first authors under the age of 40. All-inclusive hospitality for one night (travel expenses excluded) will also be offered to the first author of the three chosen posters.
Posters should be on display by 9.00 a.m. on 26 April and they will remain throughout the meeting.
Poster abstracts (English language, max 2500 characters, including spaces, max 4 references) must be submitted by 28 February 2012, via email only to both the following addresses:
E&Tworking_group@oeci.eu
criticare@oncologico.bari.it
Both the registration of the first author and his/her presence are compulsory.
Faculty list
STEERING COMMITTEE
National Cancer Research Centre “G. Paolo II”, Bari, Italy
E. Sannicandro, President of the Guideline and Verification Committee
L. Lovecchio, General Manager
G. Pastoressa, Medical Director
A. Paradiso, Scientific Director
V. Mattioli, Chair of the Department Critical Area And Surgery
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
N. Aaronson, Director, Department of Psychosocial Research, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, NL
C. Alfano, Office of Cancer Survivorship, NCI/NIH, Bethesda, US
S.D. Fosså, The Norwegian Radium Hospital, Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, NO
V. Mattioli, Director, Department of Critical Area & Surgery, National Cancer Centre IRCCS “G. Paolo II”, Bari, IT
A. Paradiso, Scientific Director, National Cancer Centre IRCCS “G. Paolo II”, Bari, IT
K. Stein, Director, Quality of Life and Survivorship Research ACS, Atlanta, US
FACULTY
N. Aaronson, Division of Psychosocial Research and Epidemiology, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, NL
C. Alfano, Office of Cancer Survivorship, NCI/NIH, Bethesda, US
F. Aloè, O.U. Pain Medicine and Palliative Care, National Cancer Research Centre “G. Paolo II”, Bari, IT
A. Annunziata, S.O.S.D. Psycho‐oncology, IRCCS National Cancer Center “CRO”, Aviano, IT
N.M. Aziz, Senior Program Director Palliative Care and End of Life NCI/NIH, Bethesda, US
R. Capocaccia, Research Director, Italian National Institute of Health (ISS), Rome, IT
A. Conversano, O.U. Palliative Care and Hospice, Monopoli, IT
S.O. Dalton, Cancer Society, Dept. Epid. Cancer Res.and the Dept. of Prev. & Documen., Copenhagen, DK
F. De Falco, O.U. Psycho-oncology and Psychotherapy, NCI IRCCS Foundation “G. Pascale”, Naples, IT
F. De Lorenzo, European Cancer Patient Coalition, Rome, IT
S.D. Fosså, The Norwegian Radium Hospital, Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, NO
A. Glaser, Clinical Director for The National Cancer Survivorship Initiative, UK
R. Knols, Department of Rheumatology and Institute of Physical Medicine, University Hospital Zurich, Zurich, CH
J. Maher, Chief Medical Officer Macmillan Cancer Support, UK
W. Makin, Christie Hospital, Withington, Manchester, UK
A. Marzi, National Council Member, Italian Society of Palliative Care (SICP), Albinea, IT
V. Mattioli, Department of Critical Area and Surgery, National Cancer Research Centre “Giovanni Paolo II”, Bari, IT
R.D. Mediati, Coordinator Study Group on Cancer Pain and Palliative Care of the Italian Society of Anesthesiology, Analgesia, Resuscitation, Intensive Care (SIAARTI), Florence, IT
A. Mehnert, Department of Medical Psychology, Centre for Psychosocial Medicine University Medical Center Hamburg, Eppendorf, DE
O. Minton, Division of Mental Health, St. George's, University of London, London, UK
G.I. Palma, National President Register of Psychologists, Rome, IT
A. Paradiso, Scientific Director, National Cancer Centre IRCCS “G. Paolo II”, Bari, IT
N. Preston, Intern. Observatory of End of Life Care, Faculty of Health and Med., Lancaster University, Lancaster, UK
I. Springhetti, Functional Recovery/Neuromotor Rehabilitation Section, Fond. S. Maugeri, Pavia, IT
K. Syriala, Biobehavioral Sciences and Survivorship Program Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, US
K. Stein, Behavioral Research Center, American Cancer Society, Atlanta, US
P. Tralongo, O.U. of Medical Oncology and Oncological Network, Azienda Sanitaria no 8, Syracuse, IT
L.V. Van de Poll-Franse, Center Res. on Psych. in Somatic Dis., Dept. Med. Psyc., Tilburg University, Tilburg, NL
W. van Harten, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, NL
Programme
26 April
SATELLITE ROUND-TABLE 13:00 - 15:30 Palliative and End of Life Care Chairs: F. Aloè, IT - N.M. Aziz, US Speakers: N.M. Aziz, US - R.D. Mediati, IT - N. Preston, UK - A. Conversano, IT - A. Marzi, IT - G.L. Palma, IT | |
OPENING SESSION | |
15:30 | Registration and CME entrance test Poster exhibition |
16:00 | Welcome and opening remarks V. Mattioli, IT - N. Aaronson, NL |
FIRST SESSION - CANCER SURVIVORSHIP: WORLDWIDE SCENARIO Chairs: A. Paradiso, IT - S.D. Fossa, NO | |
17:00 | Cancer survival in European countries: the impact on socio-economics factors and healthcare resources R. Capocaccia, IT |
17:30 | Cancer survivors: a "blooming" worldwide population C. Alfano, US |
18:00 | Cancer survivorship initiative: a change in philosophy of care A. Glaser, UK - J. Maher, UK |
18:45 | Coclusions A. Paradiso, IT - S.D. Fossa, NO |
27 April
SECOND SESSION - AGEING, COMORBIDITY AND SYMPTOMS Chairs: K. Stein, US - J. Maher, UK | |
9:00 | From cancer registry to cancer patient registry: population-based quality of life research using the cancer registry |
9:30 | The Italian paradigm of cancer survivorship: research and practice |
10:00 | A spectrum of chronic survivorship conditions after cancer treatment W. Makin, UK |
10:30 | Coffee break |
11:00 | Post Cancer Pain: a new research frontier in cancer survivorship V. Mattioli, IT |
11:30 | Symptoms and needs of survivors of hematopoietic cell transplantation K. Syrjala, US |
12:00 | Which factors influence cancer survivors quality of life? |
12:30 | Discussion |
13:00 | Light lunch |
THIRD SESSION - PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT Chairs: N. Aaronson, NL - A. Glaser, UK | |
14:00 | Behavioral changes after cancer K. Stein, US |
14:30 | Intervention for psychological Well-Being S.O. Dalton, DK |
15:00 | Sexuality and intimacy in cancer survivors F. De Falco, IT |
15:30 | E-Health initiatives on cancer survivors empowerment |
16:00 | Discussion |
16:30 | Coffee break |
17:00 | End of the session |
15:00 - 17:00 Poster evaluation | |
17:00 - 19:00 Informal meeting for the European collaborative group on cancer survivorship |
28 April
FOURTH SESSION - REHABILITATION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY | |
9:00 | Employment and work-related issues in cancer survivors A. Mehnert, DE |
9:30 | Course of fatigue in survival |
10:00 | Physical activity programs for cancer survivors R. Knols, CH |
10:30 | Coffee break |
10:50 | Rehabilitation issues in brain tumors cancer survivors I. Springhetti, IT |
11:20 | Comprehensive rehabilitation: what does Europe offer to cancer survivors? F. De Lorenzo, IT |
11:50 | Studies on physical exercice during and after cancer treatment in the Netherlands: an overview N. Aaronson, NL |
12:20 | Discussion |
12:50 | Best poster awards and closing remarks V. Mattioli, IT - Neil Aaronson, NL |
13:10 | General conclusion |