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=== Course: Oncological Care Coordination === | |||
'''Primary purpose:''' To provide professional development opportunities for individuals in a strategic hospital role, in line with the Cancer Plan, thereby addressing the need for specialized training in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. | |||
'''Target audience:''' Graduate nurses, those with a Bachelor's degree in nursing focused on oncology, or individuals with a Master's degree in biomedical sciences or public health, provided they have relevant professional experience in the field of oncology. | |||
'''Access:''' Information [https://www.institutroialbertdeux.be/en/node/93]. | |||
=== Training: Fellowship === | === Training: Fellowship === | ||
''' | '''Primary purpose:''' It offers a two-year training in the cancerology area structured by one year of clinical activity and one year of research activity with certificate. | ||
'''Target audience:''' Foreign medical specialists (EU and non-EU). | '''Target audience:''' Foreign medical specialists (EU and non-EU). | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 19 July 2023
Trials
Trials list
Primary purpose: Provide easy access to patients and professionals to the available clinical trials, which are organized by type of cancer.
Access: Information [1]
Experts
Care and Diagnostic Services
Cancer of the musculoskeletal system or sarcomas
Central nervous system (cns) tumors in children
Pediatric Hematology and Oncology
Skin tumours – Melanoma Clinic
Research Services
Learning Resources
Course: Oncological Care Coordination
Primary purpose: To provide professional development opportunities for individuals in a strategic hospital role, in line with the Cancer Plan, thereby addressing the need for specialized training in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.
Target audience: Graduate nurses, those with a Bachelor's degree in nursing focused on oncology, or individuals with a Master's degree in biomedical sciences or public health, provided they have relevant professional experience in the field of oncology.
Access: Information [2].
Training: Fellowship
Primary purpose: It offers a two-year training in the cancerology area structured by one year of clinical activity and one year of research activity with certificate.
Target audience: Foreign medical specialists (EU and non-EU).
Access: Information [3]
Novel Therapies and Diagnostic Methods
Project: Valentine De Vos Camps (Camping)
Content type: Holiday camps supervised by a medical team.
Target audience: Children aged 7 to 14 in cancer treatment in pediatric hematology and oncology department.
Project: Climbing Your Mountain - A Each His Matterhorn
Content type: They promote mountain climbing activities in Zermatt (Valais-Switzerland).
Target audience: Patients aged 15 to 25 treated at the Saint-Luc University clinics (establishments of King Albert II).
Access: Information [6]
Course: Arcadie workshops
Content type: Artistic workshops.
Target audience: Children who are hospitalized for a long period of time and their siblings.
Access: Information [7]
Associations: Les Enfants de Salus Sanguinis, Run for Hope, Jennifer asbl and Fondation Jana de Koker
Content type: Raise funds to help fulfill projects and initiatives to promote the well-being of the patients and their families.
Target audience: Children treated in the pediatric hematology and oncology department and their families.
Access: Information [8]
