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Contacts
Project manager
Prof. Giuseppe Opocher
Scientific Director IOV
e-mail: [email protected]
tel. 049 821 5644 I 7418
Staff
- Dr. Piero Selle
[email protected]
tel. 049 821 5878 - Dr. Daria Curtino
[email protected]
tel. 049 821 5187 - Dr. Samantha Serpentini
[email protected]
tel. 049 821 2980
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Global goals
- To implement the concept of patient- centeredness in cancer care pathways;
- to make available new tools and methods to support the implementation and the evaluation of a patient-centered approach;
- to draft relevant recommendations for policy makers;
- to activate a network of local stakeholders who will work together to identify areas for improvement and to generate innovative solutions.
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Rationale
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in EU. However, how we experience cancer is changing thanks to improving survival rates. This is a consequence of scientific research and clinical practice.
Our notion of “what cancer is” is shifting to reflect the need for a more patient- centered approach of care. The chronic nature of cancer now requires that more attention be paid to the quality of life of patients and to a patient-centered model of care. INTENT aims to make available know-how and competencies to capitalise on benchmarking and social entrepreneurship in improving patient-centered cancer care in Central Europe.
Expected results
The results of the INTENT project that will benefit managers, health workers, policy makers, patients and their caregivers, are the following:
- development of a new patient-centred cancer care model;
- development of an online benchmarking tool
- piloting the model and tools developed in Central European Regions;
- capacity Building and implementation of a Virtual Know-how Centre
Results
The results of the INTENT project are on line in the Virtual Know How Centre.
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Our Partners
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Associated Partners
- PANAXEA B.V.
- ANGOLO National Association of Healed or Long-living Oncologic Patients – Onlus
- Hungarian League Against Cancer
- Cancer Patients’ Association of Slovenia
- European Cancer Patient Coalition
- Diagnosis of Leukaemia
- Netherlands Cancer Institute – Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
- Organization of European Cancer Institutes – OECI-EEIG
- The South Moravian Region
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- Ultima modifica: 17/12/2020
Last modified: 17/12/2020 13:19
- Last update: 17 December 2020 - 13:19
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