
PanCare
PanCare Society
Bussum, Netherlands
About
Founded in 2013, PanCare is a non-profit association based in Bussum, Netherlands working on health, children & youth, medical research.
PanCare is a multidisciplinary pan-European network of professionals, survivors and their families, registered as a society in the Netherlands in 2013 with charity status under Dutch law. It works to ensure equal access to optimal long-term follow-up care and to improve quality of life for children and adolescents after cancer treatment in Europe. Its activities include developing evidence-based guidelines for healthcare professionals, producing easy-to-read summaries for survivors, conducting and supporting collaborative research on late effects, and running educational events such as webinars and an annual meeting. It also coordinates or takes part in EU-funded projects, including the Survivorship Passport and several initiatives on survivorship care.
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ViewHealth
Easy-to-read information on late effects and long-term follow-up care for childhood, adolescent and young adult cancer survivors, their families and non-specialist healthcare providers.
Survivorship Passport
ViewHealth
Digital tool giving access to the medical history of childhood cancer survivors so that survivors and healthcare professionals can see potential late effects.
PanCare4AYA
Health
European-funded research project developing an international clinical guideline and person-centred screening programme for late effects in adolescent and young adult cancer.
e-QuoL
Health
EU-funded project providing e-health tools for children, adolescents and young adult cancer survivors to manage their health and quality of life.
UNICA4EU
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EU-funded initiative mapping artificial intelligence applications for childhood cancer care and hosting a portal of resources on childhood cancer.
IMPACT-EU
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Project establishing Europe-wide standards for psychosocial care in paediatric oncology, including transition to adult care.
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SIOP Europe, CCI Europe
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