European Cancer Summit 2022 Selected Abstracts
We selected the 17 abstracts below for the European Cancer Summit 2022, each of them connected to our Focused Topic Networks and priority areas within Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan and the EU Cancer Mission recommendations.
Three authors were chosen to present during our special session Reflections on the Present and Future of Cancer Care: Perspective of Young Cancer Professionals on 17 November from 12:00-13:00 CET:
- Jemma Boyle, ST3 General Surgery trainee, National Bowel Cancer Audit, Royal College of Surgeons of England
- Nikolina Dodlek, Executive Board Member Young Cancer Nurse, EONS
- Marlies Wakkee, Associate Professor and Dermatologist, Erasmus MC Cancer Institute and Chairperson of Tumor Focus Group Melanoma
Click on each abstract for the official PDF poster in high quality:
ST3 General Surgery trainee, National Bowel Cancer Audit, Royal College of Surgeons of England
Abstract
Are we delivering high-quality medical oncology care? A national comparison of severe acute toxicity from systemic anti-cancer therapy
EONS Executive Board Member and Young Cancer Nurses Network Chair
Abstract
Interprofessional education and training in cancer care: a scoping review
Dermatologist - Associate professor, Erasmus MC Cancer Institute Rotterdam
Abstract
The impact of an artificial intelligence (AI) based app for skin cancer detection: a first clinical practice evaluation in a population-based setting
Policy Officer, FEANTSA - The European Federation of National Organisations Working with the Homeless
Abstract
Cancer prevention and care for people experiencing homelessness: barriers and facilitators at system, provider, and individual level in four European countries
Senior Healthcare Analyst, Telstra Health UK (Dr Foster)
Abstract
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Cancer Surgery and Cancer Mortality in England
Research Associate, The Wales Centre For Evidence Based Care, School of Healthcare Sciences, Cardiff University
Abstract
Understanding how two cancer rehabilitation services work for people in South Wales, UK: findings from a mixed-methods study
PhD, PT, University of Antwerp and University Hospitals Leuven
Abstract
Effect and moderators of pain neuroscience education after surgery for breast cancer: a double-blinded randomized controlled trial
Member of the Secretariat, Make Sense Campaign
Abstract
The value of awareness campaigns in the head and neck cancer setting: an evaluation of the European Head and Neck Society’s Make Sense campaign
Secretariat, All.Can International
Abstract
Efficiency metrics in cancer care
Scientific Adviser and Advocate, Youth Cancer Europe, and Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Concordia University
Abstract
Fertility preservation and quality of life among adolescent and young adult cancer patients from across Europe
Radiologist Intern, Zaporozhye Regional Clinical Hospital, Ukraine
Abstract
HPV Screening for Cervical Cancer Using the Self-Sampling Model in Ukraine During the War
MD, PanCare, and Late Effect Clinic Coordinator, IRCCS Istituto Giannina Gaslini
Abstract
The Survivorship Passport: a digital tool for better and homogeneous long-term care for childhood cancer survivors
Professor of Health Services and Systems Research, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Abstract
Understanding health system factors for cancer survival across the International Cancer Benchmarking Partnership: the role of leadership and health system capacity in 7 high-income countries
MPH, PhD Candidate in Public Health
Abstract
Early detection and screening of Colorectal Cancer (CRC) in Georgia
RN, MsC, PhD candidate, University of Barcelona & EONS
Abstract
What is it valuable for trainees in Interprofessional education in cancer care: a qualitative approach
MD; Senior Breast Surgeon, EYSAC Research Academy
Abstract
Variations in the definition and perceived important of positive resection margins in patients with colorectal cancer: a survey study
PhD Candidate Value based healthcare in Radiation Oncology, Universiteit Gent
Abstract
How a value-based approach can bridge the radiotherapy treatment gaps
