CANCER CARE COORDINATION ROUNDTABLE

Why coordination in cancer care often feels harder than it should

Thursday, 19 March 2026 · 17:00–17:45 CET · Zoom  · €17

What this is 


You coordinate cancer care across disciplines every day. The complexity is real — and so is the feeling that coordination capacity is assumed rather than built.

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.

Who this is for


Cancer care professionals — oncologists, nurses, coordinators, allied health — who work in multidisciplinary settings and feel the gap between clinical expertise and team coordination.

If you've ever thought "I'm excellent at my clinical work, but navigating the team dynamics is a different skill entirely" — this conversation is for you.

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 — naming what coordination challenges do to the people inside them.

Details

Date: Thursday, 19 March 2026
Time: 17:00–17:45 CET
Where: Zoom (link sent after registration)
Investment: €17
Recording: Available to registered participants

Register now


Limited to 30 participants.

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

 

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