1st-3rd April 2020
31st March 2020
Pre-event workshop Leadership in Cancer Education
EACE Meeting
Krakow
Sheraton Grand Hotel
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The European Association for Cancer Education
Founded in 1987
MISSION STATEMENT
To improve clinical outcomes throughthe education and training of individuals involved within the cancer and palliative care continuum and to facilitate communication and networking between those involved in cancer and palliative care education.
Event organizer:
Patrons
What we aim for?
To facilitate communication and networking between those involved in cancer and palliative care education.
To improve interaction between policy makers, educators and those involved in the continuum of care of patients with cancer.
To support the translation of theoretical concepts into clinical care, for the benefit of patients, through research and education.
To provide training that enables individual educators and practitioners to:
Develop their practice using evidence-based approaches.
Identify their needs for personal and professional development.
Develop the skills necessary for reflective practice.
Determine the effectiveness of their educational interventions.
Who should participate?
Cancer educators
Physicians
Nurses
Dentists
Social workers
Students
Educationalists
Psychologists
Researchers
Other health professionals
Staff members of comprehensive cancer centres and/or cancer societies/leagues
Is your profession on the list?
Membership
Membership of the Association is open to all individuals in any area of cancer education. Applications for membership should be made to the Secretary of the EACE.
Leadership: Leading and influencing Change in Cancer education
COURSE
March 31st
13.00 - 17.00
The European Association for Cancer Education (EACE) and The American Association for Cancer Education (AACE) invite you to participate in an inaugural, certified course in essential skills in cancer education.
This one day international education forum is jointly hosted by EACE and AACE will include presentations by leading international educators, interactive sessions, breakout sessions, small group discussions and networking opportunities with mentors.
Overall Goals of the Course
To explore and understand essential skills in different leadership styles
Facilitate networking and collaboration in interprofesional care team environment
Engage the participants in leadership in cancer education and inspire initiative for change
Abstract submission
We encourage you to submit abstracts for oral papers and or posters.
All abstracts will be peer reviewed by members of the scientific committee and those accepted will be published in the programme and abstract booklet. Delegates are encouraged to submit a paper based on their presentation to the Journal of Cancer Education, the official Journal of the American & European Associations for Cancer Education (AACE & EACE).
Please read the instructions prior to submitting your abstract.
The Abstract submission deadline is March 22, 2020
Fields of cancer education
Undergraduate and graduate medical, nursing, and dental cancer education; public and patient cancer and palliative care education.
Statement of purpose
To achieve excellence in cancer education by promoting and identifying the highest standards of education for health care professionals and others, thereby improving standards of care.
To work collaboratively and proactively with other cancer educators to more effectively meet the needs of cancer patients and their carers.
To strengthen the individual and collective expertise of our members and to ensure dissemination ofthis expertise by holding an annual scientific meeting.
To promote educational research in partnership with clinical disciplines and practitioners.
Activities and range of service available
Hold an annual scientific meeting.
Publish with the AACE, the Journal of Cancer Education four times a year.
Have an exchange agreement with the AACE so that members of either association can attend scientific meetings at a reduced registration fee.
Identify members with similar interests and facilitate opportunities for networking.
Resources
An active Executive Board.
Journal of Cancer Education (JCE).
Reduction in registration fees for both EACE and AACE annual scientific meetings.
To seek to develop appropriate opportunities for educational research and development proposals for external funding.
To ensure effective working communications between the Executive Board, local planning committees, members and prospective members to support local initiatives under the auspices of EACE.
The Journal of Cancer Education
The Journal of Cancer Education (JCE) is the official journal of the AACE and EACE. Of the many journals devoted to cancer, only JCE deals with the cancer education of students, practitioners, patients, and the community. Its readership includes physicians, dentists, nurses, allied health professionals, educators, students and social workers.
The Journal
Reports results of educational research.
Examines the management of cancer patients.
Evaluates undergraduate, and postgraduate education programmes.
Regular features include original reports, commentaries, book and media reviews, and announcements of educational programmes, fellowships and grants.
Scientific meetings
The EACE hosts an annual scientific meeting each spring: the AACE in the autumn. Members are urged for both associations to present papers/posters on new and innovative techniques in cancer education for health profession students, practicing health professionals, cancer patients, and the general public.
Annie Bosch Memorial Prize
Annie Bosch Memorial PrizeThis award has been founded in memory of Annie Bosch (1946-2002), previously, secretary and treasurer of the European Association for Cancer Education 1998-2001.
Annie originally trained as a teacher, and then moved into health care and trained as a nurse. Although she remained in healthcare, she never lost her enthusiasm for, and involvement in education. Annie worked for the Comprehensive Cancer Centre for the East Netherlands IKO where she became director for Nurse Education and training.
She pioneered several initiatives in education, supported teams for palliative care, and multimedia interactive education packages. Annie also had a keen interest in palliative care and was a founder member of the International Palliative Nursing Network (IPNN).
This award has been funded by her husband Henk Schok to enable her legacy of supporting colleagues as they strive to improve not only their care but also their education and dissemination skills.
This award is presented to the author of the best poster of the scientific meeting as voted by the attending delegates. This is only awarded if posters are included in the meeting format.
Day one
31st March 2020
13.00 – 17.00
Leadership in Cancer Education Workshop and Masterclass
(20 participants)
Chair: Ewa Szumacher, Sunnybrook Odette Cancer Centre, Toronto, Canada, AACE President
17.00 – 18.00
EACE Executive Council meeting
Day two
Wednesday April 1st
8.30 - 9.00
(by invitation only)
Registration desks opens
Opening
9.00 - 9.40
Sabine Fromm-Haidenberger – EACE President
9.00 - 9.20
Representant Jagiellonian University
9.20 - 9.40
09.50 - 10.30
EACE Plennary Lecture
Barbar Howard-Hunt, Birmingham University, UK:
The challange of educating nurses to lead in a diverse culture
11.00 - 13.00
Refreshment brake
10.30 - 11.00
Refreshment brake
13.00 - 14.00
Lunch
14.00 - 14:45
Key note lecture
Wojciech M Wysocki,
President of the Polish Association of Surgical Oncologists
14.30 - 16:00
Workshop A
Hadas Amiel, IL:
Spiritual Care for Cancer patients - an experimental workshop
16:00 - 16.30
Refreshment brake
16.30 - 17:30
Speed Talks (students)
20.00
Live Concert Klezmer Trio and Magda Brudzińska, Kazimierz, welcome reception after the concert in local pub
Day three
Thursday April 2nd
9.00 - 10.00
Key note lecture (workshop B)
Mariusz Wirga, Todd Cancer Insitute, Long Beach Medical Center, US
10.00 - 10.30
Refreshment brake
10.30 - 11.15
Key note speaker
Agata Pakulniewicz, St Pio Hospice, Puck, PL
11.15 - 13:00
Abstract session 2
Lunch
13.00 - 14.00
Milly Haagedorn Lecture
14.00 - 15.00
Urszula Staszek-Szewczyk, University of Wroclaw, PL
15.00 - 16.00
Speed talks (students)
Krakow City Center Sightseeing
16.30 - 18.30
Day four
Friday April 3rd
Abstract session 3
9.00 - 10.00
AACE Plenary Lecture
10.00 - 11.00
Eva Szumacher, Sunnybrook Odette Cancer Centre, Toronto, Canada, AACE President
Refreshment brake
11.00 - 11.30
Abstract session 4
11.30 - 12.30
Buisness lunch - EACE Annual General Meeting
12.30 - 14:00
Workshop D
14.00 - 16.00
Daniel Epner, MD Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston, USA: Best Practices for Small Group Facilitation in Cancer Education: Universal Methods for Culturally Diverse Learners
Closing remarks
16:00 - 16:30
Sabine Fromm-Haidenberger - EACE president Radoslaw Tarkowski - President elect, local organiser
EACE Executive Council meeting (by invitation only)
17:00 - 18:00
20.00
Gala Dinner (Klezmer House - Restaurant at Kazimierz)
Saturday April 4rd & Sunday 5th
Krakow surroundings - organized trip with a guide
(medieval catles, beautifull jurassic landscape, salt mine, Tatra mountains)
Program:
Venue
Krakow, localized in souther Poland is a city with a long tradition, former seat of the Polish Kings and capital of the Kingdom, filled with works of art, historical, cultural and scientific heritage and beautifull architecture. Wawel Hill with a Kings‘ catle has been settled since Palaeolithic times and the residence of the kings since the mid- 11th century.
The Jagiellonian Univeristy as one of the oldest institutions of higher education, second to the University of Prague hosted Nicolas Copernicus an John Paul II as the students.
Krakow has been the place of coexistnce of two important cultures: Christial and Jewish and you can find its signs at Kazimierz, filled not only with the gems of Judaica – synagogues, museums but also atmospheric restaurants, artistic pubs and taverns filled with live music.
There are other interesting places, like Nowa Huta – implementation of architectural assumptions of the socialist realist ar hitcts, famous salt mine in Wieliczka, Medieval castles on the limestone hills arround the area, biggest mountain chain in Poland – Tatry and many more.
Board members
President
Sabine Fromm - Haidenberger
Past - President
Charles Kelly
Vice President
Radoslaw Tarkowski
Secretary
Gilad Amiel
Treasurer
Urszula Staszek-Szewczyk
+49 176 45538912
drfromms@gmail.com
charles.kelly@nuth.nhs.uk
+44 191 233 6161
rt@rakpiersi.net
+48 609 731 365
G_amiel@rambam.health.gov.il
+972 4 777 2692
+48 508 116 999
Remaining board members
Darren Starmer
Graham Dark
Joy Notter
Krzysztof Szewczyk
Filipe Luis Silva
Ana Barros
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