SIOG – International Society of Geriatric Oncology shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Geriatric assessment already asks who an older adult with cancer can rely on at home. A session at SIOG 2026 looks at what happens when care teams go further, mapping that network and then working with it.
Reza Yousefi Nooraie opens with social network approaches to well-being, Supriya Mohile covers how social networks influence patient outcomes, Oscar Franco-Rocha presents the CORES study on the resilience of networks around older adults with advanced cancer, and Melissa Loh shares the SONATA study on activating a patient’s network to improve outcomes. Steve Hodges and Patricia Brennan-Hodges close with the patient and caregiver perspective.
If supportive care is part of your work, come and join the discussion in Valencia. The congress is accredited by the EACCME for up to 16.5 European CME credits (ECMEC), and SIOG members register at a lower rate than non-members.