Wrapping up the TRANSITION Project with two September events
Over the last 2.5 years, the TRANSITION project developed an innovative training curriculum to provide advanced digital skills to cancer care professionals across Europe. It’s also learned valuable lessons along the way.
As the project concludes, we invite you to join us for two distinct closing events designed for different audiences, each focusing on a crucial aspect of the project’s impact:
16 September – Balancing Continuing Learning and Professional Practice: Addressing the needs of cancer professionals in the work environment
Professional development is vital in oncology, yet healthcare professionals face increasing pressure to balance ongoing learning with demanding clinical responsibilities.
This interactive workshop will:
- Explore the unique challenges oncology professionals face in sustaining continuing medical education
- Discuss how training programmes can remain adaptable over time, stress, and systemic change
- Share practical insights to support professionals in balancing learning with high-pressure work environments
23 September – Empowering the Digital Oncology Workforce: The Legacy of the TRANSITION Project
This high-level event at the European Parliament focuses on how TRANSITION’s outcomes align with EU priorities for health innovation, resilience, and workforce development.
The session will:
- Present the core outcomes of the project
- Launch final recommendations for embedding digital skills into national and EU workforce strategies
- Call for action from policymakers to ensure sustainable, accredited digital training in oncology.
- Connect TRANSITION’s legacy to major EU initiatives such as Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan, the European Health Data Space, and wider workforce strategies
Whether you are a healthcare professional seeking practical tools for your continuing medical education, or a policymaker shaping the future of oncology in Europe, these events will offer unique opportunities to engage, reflect, and act.
Let’s work together to shape the future of digital skills in European oncology.
