Projects

EUPATI takes a multi-stakeholder approach to ensure that content is well-structured, comprehensive, non-disease specific, and in language that is patient friendly. The course and training resources will be available in six European languages by August 2025.

FILTERED project aims to stimulate collaborative advocacy, health promotion, action, and accountability at European and national level, including in Ukraine, for the prevention of NCDs among civil society organisations specialised in advocacy linked to the reduction of alcohol- related harm, tobacco

JA PreventNCD: Reducing Europe's cancer and NCD burden through coordinated strategies on health determinants. Focusing on effective policies, societal and personal risk factors

The OriON JA aims to support the Cancer Inequalities Registry identify trends, disparities and inequalities in cancer prevention and care, both between and within European Member States and regions. This will help target investment and lead to a reduction in measurable disparities across the EU.

The Regulation on Health Technology Assessments significantly increased the role of patient experts in the HTA process so they can provide input on their experience and needs. EUCAPA will improve patient advocate’s skills and knowledge whilst also helping patient organisations to respond to requests

Cancer is a major challenge for Europe. TRANSITION focuses on digital skills training to increase professionals’ digital literacy, usage of digital tools, and effective integration of technology in practice.

PEACHD will focus on preventing cancer among refugee and lower- socioeconomic populations by developing and piloting large-scale integrated screening and brief intervention strategies, promoting healthy lifestyles and addressing multiple risk factors related to cancer and other NCDs.

The EU is pioneering a brand-new approach to inter-specialty cancer training via the INTERACT-EUROPE 100 programme. Underpinning structures for high performance multi-disciplinary team working in cancer care, the programme offers a comprehensive curriculum of learning that will be implemented in 100

The ELISAH project aims to reduce the burden of breast cancer by acting on modifiable risk factors and involving NGOs and patient groups. For this reason, it will study together environmental pollution, the built environment, exposure to unhealthy nutrition, lack of physical activity, and alcohol an