The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), as WP8 member, will explain the importance of getting policymakers involved in a research project such as eCAN. In the same workshop, WP8 will go through the different strategies eCAN partners may use to get policymakers involved.

The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), serving as a member of WP8, will emphasize the significance of involving and raising awareness among European actors and entities regarding the eCAN project. The primary objective of this workshop is to foster discussions and strategic planning on effective methods for disseminating messages and promoting collaboration on a pan-European level.

The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), serving as a member of WP8, organises a tailor-made session for eCAN participants to provide essential insights into harnessing the possibilities of teleconsultation. The workshop offers practical tips to optimize user experience, maximize patient engagement, and foster collaboration, networking, and knowledge-sharing in the virtual healthcare sector.

The virtual meeting of beneficiary and affiliated entities will review the latest steps of the Joint Action and briefly present what is to come. Attendees belonging to 35 organisations from 16 different countries will exchange ideas and questions about the progress and outcomes of eCAN so far.

Focus group of the Institute of Applied Biosciences (INAB) to collect opinions, concerns, expectations, desires, obstacles and existing experiences of people who use or would benefit from the use of digital teleconsultation and telemonitoring solutions.

A key international awareness week on the health calendar, the European Week Against Cancer (EWAC) takes place every year between 25 and 31 May to unite Europe in the fight against cancer, under one banner. During EWAC, individuals, organisations and governments across Europe organise various virtual activities and events aimed at raising awareness and educating the […]