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Format: External webpage

Central onboarding induction programme – Netherlands Cancer Institute

“Screening best practices” website

Webinar on implementation of lung cancer screening programmes

Proyecto Cassandra

Overview of the EU-funded “Solace” project

NCCN Guidelines (National Comprehensive Cancer Network Guidelines) for Detection, Prevention, and Risk Reduction

European Commission Joint Research Centre website with resources on cancer screening and prevention

“Cancer Screening Data” website featuring the European Cancer Screening Policy Index tool

Explainer on patient guides – ESMO

Self-assessment tool for clinical practice

Excellent practice article: Translational research and innovation

Intellectual Property (IP) and commercialisation

Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS)

Clinical Research Ethics Committee (CElm) – case study

European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity

Research tools – free and open access from ESMO

Research and clinical trial databases

Core research facilities – case study

E-learning modules for healthcare professionals – Oncology courses on Coursera

E-learning modules for healthcare professionals – ESMO

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