This is part five of a series of videos called 'how to build a portal' that explores the development of EU-CiP.
Here you can explore the How to build a portal playlist with all episodes so far:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzVJ...
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The EU Cancer Information Portal will bring high quality, easy to understand, information for cancer patients and their families.
“If you're confronted with cancer, as patient, survivor, caregiver, relative, I think you're overwhelmed by information on the internet... Our solution is that we build trust by full transparency. We listen to the patients, survivors and those in need of this information”. (Prof. R. Eils) 🧵 4/4
Project coordinator Prof. Roland Eils, panelist at the event highlighted the importance for trusted information and EU-CiP's approach to provide it: 🧵 3/4
The articles, graphics and videos on the portal are created, reviewed and updated by experts in close collaboration with patients and survivors. This is to provide information that is reliable and easy to understand for everyone. 🧵 2/4
💡 Last week, Jochen Bauer, part of EU-CiP’s technical development team, presented a live demo of the portal’s prototype at the “5 years EU Cancer Mission: Stronger Through Connection”. 🧵 1/4
This is part five of a series of videos called 'how to build a portal' that explores the development of EU-CiP.
Here you can explore the How to build a portal playlist with all episodes so far:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzVJ...
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💡 Our #HowToBuildAPortal series continues
Meet Lifang (Health-RI) and Daniel (Elixir Hub). They lead work on understanding the readiness of participating countries for providing a cancer info portal.
To assess the current state of countries, they developed a maturation model explained here.
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