What this is 

You carry coordination work every day. Some of it is in your job description. A lot of it is not.
Everyone seems to know it, but no one has named it.

This is a 45-minute professional discussion, not a webinar, not a lecture. A small group of cancer care professionals exploring coordination challenges together, facilitated by two people who've spent years studying what makes multidisciplinary teams work.

You'll leave with at least one concrete insight about a pattern you've felt but haven't named.

Format

A structured conversation, not a presentation.
Two short segments from your hosts, followed by open discussion shaped by what registrants tell us matters most.

Your hosts

Istvan Borbiro, PhD – 8 years in oncology medical communications. Founder of Nexus Recognita. Studies what makes cancer care teams coordinate effectively and what gets in the way.

Corina Richter – Strategic advisor and co-founder of Nexus Recognita. Brings the human dimension of leadership in complex systems. Names what coordination challenges do to the people inside them.

From the March session

In our first roundtable on 19 March, a consultant oncologist described disengagement from clinical technology this way: when the sense check disappears from the loop, the risk doesn't announce itself. It accumulates quietly.

He hadn't read our framework. He built the argument from his own experience and arrived at the same place. That kind of conversation is what this series is for.

On 21 May we go deeper into what that invisible layer actually consists of, and what the first coordination study data is starting to show.

The roundtable meets on the third Thursday of every other month.

Register now

Limited to 30 registrants.
If the event is full, you can join the waitlist — we'll notify you if a place opens, and you'll be first in line for the next session.

Questions? Feel free to reach out directly:
✉️ istvan.borbiro@nexusrecognita.com
🔗 linkedin.com/in/istvan-borbiro-phd