Chairperson:
Angelo Paradiso
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Education in oncology requires a complex approach. The discipline involves many different professional disciplines and knowledge needs to be continually updated.
The Education and Training Working Group (E&TWG) aims to coordinate and improve the educational activities of the European Cancer Institutes by encouraging closer relationships and professional collaborations among OECI members and establishing better links with relevant external bodies, such as the European School of Oncology, ECCO, ESMO and EACR among others.
Through the E&TWG’s activities, the OECI hopes to create a European Area for E&T in oncology to tackle fragmentation in training, share knowledge and facilities among Cancer Centres, facilitate the launch of new research initiatives, reinforce existing successful actions, improve knowledge on new emerging fields, and create possibilities for the exchange of personnel between Cancer Centres and industries.
For further information please contact:
Silvana Valerio/Caroline Oakley
Education & Training WG Secretariat
International Relations Office
National Cancer Centre “Giovanni Paolo II”
Viale Orazio Flacco, 65
70124 Bari
Italy
Tel: +39 080 555 5386/5383
Email: E&Tworking_group@oeci.eu
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Upcoming Events
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- April 18th – April 20th 2012, Cluj Napoca, Romania
ESO-OECI Course on Cancer Molecular Pathobiology.
This conference will look at the new and exciting field of cancer biology and treatment. New trends in personalized medicine open different overviews of pathology and molecular biology as linked for the patient benefit.
Chairs:I. Berindan Neagoe, RO - A. Irimie, RO - A. Llombart Bosch, ES - A. Paradiso, IT - P. Sloan, UK
For more information, please go to:
http://www.eso.net/events-2.html
- April 26th - 28th 2012, Bari, Italy
ESO-OECI International Study Day On Cancer Survivorship, CME Course.
State Of The Art Of Cancer Survivorship Research: Symptom Management, Psychosocial Care And Rehabilitation
PURPOSES
The main purposes of the ESO-OECI Study Day on Cancer Survivorship are:
- To outline the main issues concerning cancer survivorship, such as Ageing, Comorbidity, Symptoms,
Psychosocial Health, Rehabilitation and Physical Activity;
- To deepen the state of the research in Europe and in the USA about the aforementioned issues;
- To compare European and American knowledge and practice in cancer survivorship;
- To create/improve a European study group on this research field.
Chairs: Vittorio Mattioli (NCC “Giovanni Paolo II”, Bari, Italy) and Neil Aaronson (NKI-AVL, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
For more information, please click
here
- May 7th - 9th 2012, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
2nd EACR-OECI Joint Training Course "Molecular PATHOLOGY approach to cancer"
The course is aimed at practising pathologists, residents in pathology, molecular biologists with interest in diagnostic pathology and young medical oncologists, and will focus on the practical application of molecular tests in pathology.
For more information, please click
here
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Past Events
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