Sergio Licona, Program Manager Global Neuro-Oncology St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“What does it look like to move from identifying gaps to building solutions?
Last week, we explored that question during the first PANORAMA Workshop.
After completing the PANORAMA (PediAtric Neuro-Oncology Resources AssessMent Aid) assessment across 46 institutions in 23 countries, teams came together to move beyond identifying challenges and start designing practical, locally relevant solutions to improve care for children with CNS tumors.
What stood out most was the collaboration, different perspectives, shared experiences, and a common goal: improving outcomes for children with CNS tumors around the world.
Our team is grateful to everyone who contributed their expertise, time, and commitment to this work.
This workshop was an important step, and it’s exciting to see where this work will lead next.”
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