CANCER CARE COORDINATION SUMMIT

Who holds your team together?

Thursday, 26 November 2026 · 17:00–17:45 CET · Zoom · Free

What this is

You carry coordination work every day. Preparing the tumour board. Chasing the result that has not arrived. Carrying the decision to the patient, and noticing when it did not get there.

It holds the team together, and it holds no record.

For one evening, that work is in the open. This time visible.

One evening. Two parts. Join both, or the one you need.

The evening has two parts. In the first, people who do the work say what breaks in their week, and one team shows how it holds. In the second, the Cancer Care Coordination Study reports what it found, two clinicians debate one arguable question, and the evening closes on what you can change from where you are now.

Who this is for

Cancer care professionals working in multidisciplinary settings: oncologists, nurses, coordinators, administrators, allied health. If you feel the weight of coordination that never quite gets counted, this evening is for you.

Clinical and non-clinical Voices.

It is also for the people who lead these services, and for the people building into these teams. Health system and quality leads, researchers working on teams and decision-making, and the people designing AI and digital tools for cancer services. The tools arrive into a coordination layer nobody designed. If you are building something for that space, this is where you hear what it is made of.

Where this started

At an ECO/EONS roundtable on AI in cancer care in March 2026, we raised this question: "What framework exists for the coordination layer?"

Twelve seconds of silence.

Then the honest answer: none.

The study was designed after that room. The Summit is the room that question earned.

The evening

All times CET. One registration covers both parts.

Part one · 17:00–18:15 · Who holds your team together?

Welcome. Where this started, from the two people who were in that room.

The panel. People from different seats in the team. First what breaks in the week. Then what the new tools are doing to it.

A team where coordination works. One team, described from the inside. Then the panel joins the discussion.

Pause · 18:15–18:20

Part two · 18:20–20:00 · What keeps a cancer team working well under pressure?

The study. The findings of the Cancer Care Coordination Study, a response from the implementation side, and your questions.

The debate. One question, two sides. You vote before and after.

What you can change from where you are now. Psychological safety, and what one person, one team and one institution can do.

Close.

You will be asked a few questions through the evening. Your answers shape the discussion.

Faculty

Carlos Cargaleiro – Advanced nurse practitioner, with experience in the UK and Portugal · Portugal

Luis Gorospe – Radiologist, Ramón y Cajal University Hospital · Spain

Vera Damerjian Pieters – Founder, VeraDP. Medical imaging AI and R&D advisory · France

Corina Richter – Strategic advisor and co-founder, Nexus Recognita · The Netherlands

Zacharoula Sidiropoulou – Breast surgical oncologist, ULS Lisboa Ocidental · Portugal

The study

The Cancer Care Coordination Study. Presented as a Rapid Oral at EONS19, ESMO Congress 2026, Madrid, 24 October 2026.

At the Summit there is time to discuss the findings, and to ask what a team can do with them.

Details

Date: Thursday, 26 November 2026
Time: 17:00–20:00 CET
Where: Zoom. the link to join comes by email.
Investment: Free
Recording: Available to registered participants

This first edition is fully sponsored by Nexus Recognita, with the faculty contributing their time. Interested in sponsoring a future edition? Write to events@nexusrecognita.com.