As AI-driven tools become more integrated into cancer care, they hold the potential to enhance diagnostic accuracy, optimise clinical workflows, and improve patient outcomes. This session will explore key themes including AI literacy and education, trust and ethics, and the pivotal role of data in the digitalisation of cancer care. Join us at the European Cancer Summit 2025 on 19-20 November.
Check out here the recording for 2024’s session.
The advance of digital technology continues to revolutionise all our lives on a seemingly ever-increasing basis. Cancer care is no different in this respect.
Opportunities abound to improve practice in all areas of cancer care through better deployment of technology. This includes taking up tools already available, as well as harnessing rapidly emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning. However, doing so in an effective and cost-efficient manner is no easy feat. Careful consideration is required with respect to such issues as implementation pitfalls, best practices, and the overall vision of future practice that is being sought.
With this in mind, our Network on Digital Health aims to assist the European cancer community and policymakers in navigating the challenges of digital cancer care and maximising its possibilities.