EU Collaboration for Childhood Cancer: Innovation & Progress
EU collaborative models to tackle childhood cancer
UNMET NEED
New drugs for children
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Platform for developing medicines for children
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Better outcome in clinical trials and registries-
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Lack of availability in some EU countries leading to inequality (W/O; N/S)
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Join forces experts
, patient advocates, policy- European clinical trial platform in rare disease
APPROVAL FOR OLD DRUGS
AVOID OFF LABEL USE
EU collaborative models to tackle childhood cancer
SAFER SURVIVORS
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Cancer Survivor Smart Card
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Decrease communication gap between survivors and health and social
system
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SurPass- customized follow up
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Harmonized and customized long term follow up within the
EuropeanUnion
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The right to be forgotten
EU collaborative models to tackle childhood cancer
NEW TOOLS to address the needs in rare disease
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Safe and efficient use of AI –pave te foundation of an ecosystem that will facilitate the upscaling
and wide-scale application of AI to Pediatric Cancer in the next 10 years in a multidisciplinary
research community
Support decision making
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Create a predictive tool to assist correct diagnosis, prognosis therapy choices
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Imaging biomarkers
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In silico simulation tools
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Machine learning
On Going Projects
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Bring childhood cancer into EU wide all national cancer plans, children are not
small adults
The National Cancer Control Plan Project (NCCP)
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Comprehensive assessment of the European Childhood cancer Landscape
Organisation of Care & rEsearch for children with cANcer in Europe (OCEAN Project)
EU collaborative models aim to address unmet needs in childhood cancer by developing new drugs, creating a platform for drug development, improving clinical trial outcomes, and reducing inequalities. Initiatives include projects to bring childhood cancer into national plans and enhance survivor follow-up care. New tools incorporating AI will revolutionize pediatric cancer care in the next decade.
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EU collaborative models to tackle childhood cancer UNMET NEED New drugs for children Platform for developing medicines for children Better outcome in clinical trials and registries- Lack of availability in some EU countries leading to inequality (W/O; N/S) Join forces experts, patient advocates, policy- European clinical trial platform in rare disease Logo Description automatically generated APPROVAL FOR OLD DRUGS AVOID OFF LABEL USE
EU collaborative models to tackle childhood cancer Logo Description automatically generated SAFER SURVIVORS Cancer Survivor Smart Card Decrease communication gap between survivors and health and social system SurPass- customized follow up Harmonized and customized long term follow up within the EuropeanUnion The right to be forgotten
EU collaborative models to tackle childhood cancer NEW TOOLS to address the needs in rare disease Safe and efficient use of AI pave te foundation of an ecosystem that will facilitate the upscaling and wide-scale application of AI to Pediatric Cancer in the next 10 years in a multidisciplinary research community Support decision making Create a predictive tool to assist correct diagnosis, prognosis therapy choices Imaging biomarkers In silico simulation tools Machine learning
On Going Projects Bring childhood cancer into EU wide all national cancer plans, children are not small adults The National Cancer Control Plan Project (NCCP) Comprehensive assessment of the European Childhood cancer Landscape Organisation of Care & rEsearch for children with cANcer in Europe (OCEAN Project)
