Turning the tide on cancer is one of the main priorities of the European Commission in the health domain. Three years after the publication of Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan, Stella Kyriakides, European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety, will host a high-level event to take stock of Europe’s efforts to improve the lives of everyone touched by cancer and to take the lead in the fight against this disease.
@ecan_ja exiting preliminary data show that teleservices allow similar treatment of selected cancer patients than standard pathways. Patients report less #waiting times but also have partly difficulties in using the devices.
#beatingcancer #cancermission @ECHoS_CMH
📹Don't miss the chance to know Pedro Pablo's story, an advanced cancer patient from Cantabria, participating in the eCAN Joint Action.
🌟eCAN provides recommendations for integrating telemedicine and remote monitoring in health care systems 📷
➡️Being diagnosed with #cancer usually implies changes in lifestyle, but it does not have to keep them from their goals and hobbies 🏅. And today we bring you an example of this!
Get to know Pedro Pablo's story 👇
#HealthUnion #EU4Health #AdvancedCancer
The @eHealthcy participates in the #eCAN project for strengthening eHealth for Cancer Patients
✅The @ecan_ja aims to provide a framework of recommendations for the integration of telemedicine and remote monitoring in health care systems.
➡️We are moving towards a…
8th ELLOK Annual Conference
