In recent years the multidisciplinary approach is more and more appreciated, particularly in complex specialties. Therefore it is not surprising that this issue has dominated the debate in the field of oncology. According to most oncologists, ECCO (European Cancer Congress) is the only truly multidisciplinary oncology Congress in Europe. The attending specialists "will learn about the most recent developments in monodisciplines from a multidisciplinary perspective and they will find out how these developments impact their clinical practice". An important part of the congress programme will be discussions on the cost and organisation of cancer care in Europe.
In recent years the multidisciplinary approach is more and more appreciated, particularly in complex specialties. Therefore it is not surprising that this issue has dominated the debate in the field of oncology. According to most oncologists, ECCO (European Cancer Congress) is the only truly multidisciplinary oncology Congress in Europe. The attending specialists "will learn about the most recent developments in monodisciplines from a multidisciplinary perspective and they will find out how these developments impact their clinical practice". An important part of the congress programme will be discussions on the cost and organisation of cancer care in Europe.
interviews
What is needed to win the battle against cancer
Cosa manca per vincere la battaglia contro il cancro
Pediatric cancer: similar care level across Europe?
The uro-oncological highlights of ECCO 2017
Different treatment options in relapsed ovarian cancer
Cancro: la pianificazione del trattamento deve essere multidisciplinare
Cancer: treatment planning must be multidisciplinary
Oncologic surgery in the elderly is underutilized
La chirurgia oncologica nell'anziano è sottoutilizzata
Pembrolizumab is effective against mucosal melanoma
Breast cancer: conservative therapy vs mastectomy
La personalizzazione della chemioterapia nel paziente anziano
The Dutch protocol for the standardization of cancer treatments
Cancer care standardization: the role of SONCOS
