Table Of Content. EUROCHIP-III "Common Actions"... 2 Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners Outputs... 7

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1 Table Of Content EUROCHIP-III "Common Actions"... 2 Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners... 5 Integraal Kankercentrum Noord-Nederland - IKN... 5 Suomen Syöpäyhdistys R.Y. (Cancer Society of Finland)... 5 European School of Oncology - ESO... 5 Institute of Public Health - IPH... 5 National Oncological Hospital - BNCR... 5 National Institute for Health Development - NIHD... 5 Outputs... 7 D Cervical screening protocol Lithuania... 7 D Cervical screening protocol Bulgaria... 7 D Cervical screening protocol Estonia... 7 D Cervical screening protocol Latvia... 7 D Cervical screening protocol Poland... 7 D Cervical screening protocol Romania... 7 D Bulgaria WP4 results... 7 D Estonia WP4 results... 7 D Latvia WP4 results... 7 D Lithuania WP4 results... 7 D Romania WP4 results... 7 D03 - Report on cancer registry indicators in various countries... 7 D04 - List of health indicators on quality and effectiveness of cancer rehabilitation services... 7 D05 - Cancer control item list... 7 D06 - Definition of cancer managing actions to cut costs while maintaining outcomes reductions... 7 D07 - Project Website... 7 D List of publications... 7 D Publications... 7 D09 - Interim reports... 7 D10 - Final report... 7 D Intermediate report M D Intermediate report M Final Report... 7 Internal Assessment... 7 Page 1/11

2 EUROCHIP-III "Common Actions" JA GPSD [705038] START DATE: 01/09/2008 END DATE: 01/03/2012 DURATION: 42 month(s) CURRENT STATUS: Finalised PROGRAMME TITLE: First Programme of Community action in the field of public health ( ) PROGRAMME PRIORITY: - CALL: Health Information (Hi 2007) TOPIC: Developing strategies for information exchange and responding to noncommunicable health threats EC CONTRIBUTION: EUR KEYWORDS: Cancer, Cervical, Health system, Patients registries, Screening PORTFOLIO: Indicators and data, Major and chronic diseases, Social determinants and health inequalities Page 2/11

3 SUMMARY General objectives EUROCHIP3 is a multidisciplinary 3-year common-action project involving all EU Member States (MS) to remedy major inequalities in cancer, and form the pillars of a EU cancer control strategy. The cancer inequalities addressed were identified by EUROCHIP2. EUROCHIP3 will work offering economies of scale and solidarity-based initiatives. Strategic relevance and contribution to the public health programme In spite of impressive progress in our understanding of cancer control remains inadequate: 1. Women die for avoidable causes of death: excess of cervical cancer mortality because of lack of screening in Eastern European countries. 2. The European cancer information system is quite complete in some Member States and poor in others. 3. The rehabilitation needs of people with a past diagnosis of cancer are often inadequately met. 4. Cancer management costs are increasing faster than resources: a global discussion has to be promoted. Methods and means EUROCHIP3 is organized into work packages (WP): WP4 to promote actions aimed to reduce avoidable cervical cancer deaths in 5 MS (focus on cancer in women); WP5 to promote collection of cancer registration indicators; WP6 to develop indicators for rehabilitation of cancer survivors; WP7 to discuss and investigate methods to reduce costs of cancer control (priority: childhood cancers and female breast cancer). The work is carried out by the existing EUROCHIP network, operating on a consensus conference method and based on solidarity principles. The Network is composed by the EUROCHIP Panel of Experts (i.e. one delegate from each one of the 27 EU MS), several EU health authorities, all the most relevant cancer networks, agencies and organizations, over 100 cancer researchers and cancer stakeholders in the EU. Expected outcomes period EUROCHIP3 will promote specific actions to reduce cancer inequalities, disseminate best practices drafted by experts, and suggest new strategies to reduce costs, thereby helping to improve access to cancer care for EU citizens. Page 3/11

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5 COORDINATOR, LEADER CONTACT AND PARTNERS COORDINATOR (Fondazione IRCCS "Instituto Nazionale dei Tumori") Via Giacomo Venezian, Milano Italy PARTNERS Integraal Kankercentrum Noord-Nederland - IKN Street: Waterloolaan 1-13 City: Groningen Country: Netherlands Suomen Syöpäyhdistys R.Y. (Cancer Society of Finland) Street: Liisankatu 21 B City: Helsinki Country: Finland European School of Oncology - ESO Street: Via del Bollo, 4 City: Milan Country: Italy Institute of Public Health - IPH Street: Juliette Wytsmanstr. 14 City: Brussels Page 5/11

6 Country: Belgium National Oncological Hospital - BNCR Street: Plovdivsko pole Str. 6 City: Sofia Country: Bulgaria National Institute for Health Development - NIHD Street: Hiiu 42 City: Tallinn Country: Estonia Page 6/11

7 OUTPUTS D Cervical screening protocol Lithuania 01_en_ D Cervical screening protocol Bulgaria 02_en_ D Cervical screening protocol Estonia 03_en_ D Cervical screening protocol Latvia 04_en_ D Cervical screening protocol Poland Page 7/11

8 05_en_ D Cervical screening protocol Romania 06_en_ D Bulgaria WP4 results D Estonia WP4 results D Latvia WP4 results Page 8/11

9 D Lithuania WP4 results D Romania WP4 results D03 - Report on cancer registry indicators in various countries pdf D04 - List of health indicators on quality and effectiveness of cancer rehabilitation services pdf D05 - Cancer control item list 01_en_ Page 9/11

10 D06 - Definition of cancer managing actions to cut costs while maintaining outcomes reductions pdf D07 - Project Website D List of publications D Publications is.pdf D09 - Interim reports df Page 10/11

11 Powered by TCPDF ( D10 - Final report df D Intermediate report M12 is1.pdf D Intermediate report M24 is.pdf Final Report f Internal Assessment f Page 11/11