Andreas Charalambous, Chair Department of Nursing at Cyprus University of Technology, shared a post by PATH-IHI Project, adding:
“PATH Project Plenary Meeting
It was a pleasure to participate in the 1st Plenary Meeting of the PATH Project (Grant Agreement No. 101253520), held in the beautiful island of Ischia, Italy.
The meeting brought together project partners to exchange ideas, review progress, and strengthen collaboration towards achieving the project’s objectives.
A key highlight was the validation of the use case scenarios, an activity led by the CUT team (Prof. Andreas Charalambous, Lygia Tsitsi, Nikolina Dodlek) through a series of interactive workshops and expert feedback sessions. These activities provided an excellent opportunity to engage partners and experts, gather valuable insights, challenge assumptions, and further refine the scenarios to ensure their relevance and applicability.
A big thank you to project coordinator Caroline Barelle and all partners for the excellent teamwork, commitment, and constructive contributions. Looking forward to continuing this exciting journey together.”
Quoting PATH-IHI Project:
“PATH 1st Plenary Meeting in Ischia!
On 29–30 September, the 23 PATH partners gathered in Ischia, Italy, hosted by Centro Regionale Information Communication Technology – CeRICT scrl, for the project’s 1st Plenary Meeting.
The meeting provided an opportunity to review progress, strengthen collaboration and align on priorities for the coming months.
- AI tools for cancer care: 23 Partners Unite to Advance AI-Supported Cancer Care Partners presented progress on AI tools supporting different stages of the cancer pathway, from screening and diagnosis to treatment and aftercare, across different cancer types. Discussions covered data quality, harmonisation, privacy, trustworthy AI and feedback from clinicians and patients.
- Use cases and stakeholder engagement: Collaborative workshops advanced the definition of clinical use cases, while partners shared updates on stakeholder mapping and the establishment of the PATH Expert Group, bringing together expertise from across Europe.
- Platform and data spaces: Discussions addressed the technical architecture, user roles, dashboard and data-space components, alongside plans for integration.
- Looking ahead: Partners also reviewed dissemination, communication, training and exploitation activities. The meeting concluded with a roadmap towards Month 18, setting out technical decisions, responsibilities, deadlines and next steps across the Work Packages.
Two productive days of technical exchange and co-creation, building momentum towards AI-supported, trustworthy and more personalized cancer care.
Read the full 2-day recap here.”
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