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CCPED - Cervical cancer public education programme (CCPED) (LIFE QUALITY) (2002-03-01 - 2004-05-31)
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Thomas IFTNER,
Judith MARSDEN,
Christiane COUDRIER,
Misroslav PERVULOV,
Jorgen Helge OLSEN,
Georg SANDBERGER,
N. N. EUROPEAN CERVICAL CANCER ASSOCIATION,
Josep Maria BORRAS,
Ilze MELGALVE,
Sten WENNERSTROEM,
Kevin O'MALLEY,
Luigi SELVAGGI
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EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM FOR CERVICAL CANCER EDUCATION LTD (UK550 - Greater London) (Great Britain),
CANCER RESEARCH UK (UK550 - Greater London) (Great Britain),
CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE REIMS (FR213 - Marne) (France),
CLINICAL CENTRE OF SERBIA (EO45 - Yugoslavia) (Yugoslavia),
DANISH CANCER SOCIETY (DK001 - København og Frederiksberg kommuner) (Denmark),
EBERHARD-KARLS UNIVERSITAET TUEBINGEN (DE142 - Tübingen, Landkreis) (Germany),
EUROPEAN CERVICAL CANCER ASSOCIATION (FR716 - Rhône) (France),
INSTITUT CATALA D'ONCOLOGIA (ES511 - Barcelona) (Spain),
LATVIAN ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY PLANNING AND SEXUAL HEALTH (LV001 - Latvija Riga) (Latvia),
LUNDS UNIVERSITET (SE043 - Malmoehus Laen) (Sweden),
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND (IE021 - Dublin) (Ireland),
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI BARI (ITF42 - Bari) (Italy) |
| BUDGET: | 597.221 € |
| FUNDING: | 356.665 € |
| INSTRUMENT: | Preparatory, Accompanying and Support Measures |
| PROGRAMME: | LIFE QUALITY |
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HIV?s involvement in cervical carcinogen sis is complex and not easily understood by health policy decision-makers, medical professionals and the general public, where lack of understanding creates resistance to the implementation of new technologies and delays or prevents the potential benefits from being realised. This issue is addressed by combining the cervical cancer expertise that is available through the partnership with educational communications expertise for the preparation of informational materials specifically targeted at these groups Materials will be distributed throughout Europe in a uniform and consistent fashion by partnering existing organisations (media, cancer charities, professional medical bodies) and by taking advantage of web-based communications to provide all target groups with accurate, unbiased and up-to-date information to promote better-informed decision-making in important healthcare issues.
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Thomas IFTNER (Contact / EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM FOR CERVICAL CANCER EDUCATION LTD (UK550 - Greater London) (Great Britain))
Judith MARSDEN (Contact / CANCER RESEARCH UK (UK550 - Greater London) (Great Britain))
Christiane COUDRIER (Contact / CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE REIMS (FR213 - Marne) (France))
Misroslav PERVULOV (Contact / CLINICAL CENTRE OF SERBIA (EO45 - Yugoslavia) (Yugoslavia))
Jorgen Helge OLSEN (Contact / DANISH CANCER SOCIETY (DK001 - København og Frederiksberg kommuner) (Denmark))
Georg SANDBERGER (Contact / EBERHARD-KARLS UNIVERSITAET TUEBINGEN (DE142 - Tübingen, Landkreis) (Germany))
N. N. EUROPEAN CERVICAL CANCER ASSOCIATION (Contact / EUROPEAN CERVICAL CANCER ASSOCIATION (FR716 - Rhône) (France))
Josep Maria BORRAS (Contact / INSTITUT CATALA D'ONCOLOGIA (ES511 - Barcelona) (Spain))
Ilze MELGALVE (Contact / LATVIAN ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY PLANNING AND SEXUAL HEALTH (LV001 - Latvija Riga) (Latvia))
Sten WENNERSTROEM (Contact / LUNDS UNIVERSITET (SE043 - Malmoehus Laen) (Sweden))
Kevin O'MALLEY (Contact / ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND (IE021 - Dublin) (Ireland))
Luigi SELVAGGI (Contact / UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI BARI (ITF42 - Bari) (Italy))
| RELATED NAVIGATION AREA(S) (2/2) |
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Cancerology
FP5 Life Quality
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