All.Can Switzerland initiative officially launches as a non-profit organisation
All.Can Switzerland has officially launched as a non-profit organisation with an event at the University of Zurich.
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EFPIA’s 2019 Health Collaboration Guide features All.Can international
We are pleased to announce that the All.Can international initiative has been featured in the EFPIA 2019 Health Collaboration Guide. Now in its third year, the guide showcases best practice…
Work with All.Can as its new CEO
All.Can International is currently looking to recruit a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead the initiative into an exciting new phase.
All.Can at the World Summit of Brain Tumour Patient Advocates
At the 4th Biennial World Summit of Brain Tumour Patient Advocates Suzanne Wait, shared findings from the All.Can patient survey with participants, focusing on findings specific to patients with brain/central nervous system (CNS) tumours.
All.Can international welcomes nomination of new EU Commissioner for Health and Food Safety
On 2 October 2019 All.Can international sent a letter to Stella Kyriakidou welcoming her unique perspective in the field of health, and sharing key findings from the All.Can patient survey.
255 Canadian cancer patients share the most wasteful and inefficient parts of their cancer care and treatment
The Canadian All.Can cancer initiative has this month published a major report of cancer care recommendations based on patient insights following a Canada-wide patient survey conducted last year that gathered…
All.Can welcomes Roche as a new funding member
All.Can is delighted to welcome Roche as a new funding member of the international initiative.
All.Can Australia launches national data from patient survey
All.Can Australia has launched the results of the national-level findings from the All.Can international patient survey.
ICHOM–All.Can Improving Value in Cancer Care study discontinued
It is with great regret that All.Can has decided to discontinue the ICHOM–All.Can Improving Value in Cancer Care project.
All.Can Italy holds first public seminar on cancer networks
All.Can Italy held its first public seminar in Rome, bringing together patients, key opinion leaders and policymakers