The 14th International Seminar of the European Palliative Care Research Centre (PRC)
DATE 17 - 18. September 2025
WHERE Oslo, Norway
The MyPath methodology paper is published
Recently, the article “MyPath: The Roadmap to Implementing Patient-Centred Care” was published in Academia Oncology. The publication outlines the methodology used in the MyPath project to integrate patient-centred care into routine cancer treatment and support services.
Improving Symptom Assessment in Oncology and Palliative Care: Insights from PRC
A recent article in the Norwegian Journal of Clinical Nursing features Elias David Lundereng and Elise Marie Ihler, clinical nurses and researchers at the European Palliative Care Research Center (PRC) at Oslo University Hospital.
The European School of Oncology (ESO) online course: “Improving Cancer Outcomes and Leadership: A European Initiative”.
Professor Stein Kaasa gave a lecture at the online part of the course “Improving Cancer Outcomes and Leadership: A European Initiative”, organised by The European School of Oncology (ESO).
EUonQoL - Quality of Life in OncologyThe four-year European Union research project EUonQoL seeks to develop, pilot, and validate a Kit that can be utilized as a benchmarker measure to assess cancer patients' quality of life (QoL) and contribute to the EU's Mission on Cancer.
JANE2Creating Networks of Expertise in order to facilitate the improvement of diagnosis and treatment of people with cancer across Europe
MyPath - The digital solution to patient-centred cancer careMyPath is a 5 year research and innovation project funded by EU Horizon Europe.
Watch our video about integrating palliative and supportive care into mainstream oncology at Oslo University Hospital
Sist oppdatert 12.03.2025