All.Can Belgium is a national initiative from All.Can International, committed to an efficient approach to cancer care. As a non-profit organization, we bring together different stakeholders such as healthcare professionals, academic institutions, patient organizations, medical experts, health economists, industry
All.Can Belgium is a national initiative from All.Can International, committed to an efficient approach to cancer care. As a non-profit organization, we bring together different stakeholders such as healthcare professionals, academic institutions, patient organizations, medical experts, health economists, industry
Sarcomas are tumours of the bone or soft tissues of the body. Because they are so rare, a lot of healthcare providers fail to recognize the red flags. Prof. Dr. Gwen Sys (Ghent University Hospital) summarizes their main features for her fellow physicians.
Sarcoma patient Eva’s treatment process left much to be desired. The tumor was not identified as malignant until late in the diagnostic process, resulting in a lot of lost time. That's why Eva wants to share her story with others. "I hope other people can learn from it."
When you are diagnosed with cancer, you are faced with 1,001 challenges: not only health-related, but also emotional, social, professional, and economic. As an oncology nurse coordinator, Sylvie Lambin answers her patients' questions and concerns from a professional perspective.
As the elections are approaching, we talked to Professor Dr. Ahmad Awada, Chair of our Board. What is his message for policymakers? "It's impossible to address all cancer care needs simultaneously, which means it's extremely important to focus on efficiency."
The core of All.Can Belgium is collaboration, so new members, partners and organisations are always welcome. Are you also striving for efficient, innovative, sustainable and patient-centred cancer care? Join All.Can Belgium.
