• WP8 Stakeholders Engagement

    The 3rd Regional Health Authority of Macedonia (3rd RHA) is the Greek institution responsible of leading this work package, focused on identifying stakeholders across the EU and boosting their engagement.

WP8 Stakeholders Engagement

Work Package 8

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Objectives:

• To enrich existing knowledge of cancer care workforce’s abilities for virtual consultation.
• To improve preparedness to respond to emergency and crisis situations.
• To increase communication between different stakeholders to support knowledge-sharing.
• To allow for efficient coordination amongst policy makers, general practitioners, hospitals and patients.
• To improve eHealth competencies to teleconsultation, telemonitoring services for providers, care givers and patients.
• To support training needs of pilot participants prior to their enrolment in the study.

Documents of Work Package 8 – Stakeholders engagement

Educational and training activities

This document includes the activities described in tasks “Educational activities and information material for patients, caregivers and clinical experts” (T8.3) and “Staff training & education and alignment with existing practice” (T8.4). It describes the methodology used to identify training needs and the structure of the training and courses to be delivered, including a set of multimedia materials containing all the training content.

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Stakeholders engagement activities

The first version of this document describes the current results of the tasks “Ecosystem building and stakeholder’s engagement” (T8.1) and “Participatory Design” (Τ8.2). It includes a report documenting in detail the needs of eCAN users and sets out comprehensive requirements to the piloting WPs to ensure user engagement and the effectiveness of the interventions.

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Active Involvement of Potential End Users in Strengthening eHealth for Cancer Prevention and Care

This document outlines the rationale, methodology, and results of three focus group discussions conducted from May to December 2023 within the framework of Task 8.2, Participatory Design. It encapsulates all significant insights gathered during interactions with potential end users (healthcare professionals, patients and patient assistance agents) regarding telemedicine and the developed technologies within the eCAN project.

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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or HaDEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.