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TRANSCAN First Call for Proposals (JTC-2011) - PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
ESO-OECI Course on Cancer Molecular Pathobiology - Cluj-Napoca April 18-20 2012
The first ERANET TRANSCAN Joint TC, dedicated to research projects on the "Validation of biomarkers for personalised cancer medicine" has been published on the TRANSCAN website (http://www.transcanfp7.eu) on December 15th
“OECI-Eurocanplatform European Oncology Forum 2012” Berlin May 4-5, 2012
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Welcome to OECI Members by the President, Professor Wim H. van Harten
The OECI is an organization of cancer institutes, aiming to improve the quality of cancer care and translational research in Europe from an organizational viewpoint. Although professionals such as physicians, nurses and researchers constitute the core of cancer care and research the importance of a smooth organization, efficient logistics and state of the art complex infrastructure is growing.
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The OECI Mission Statement
The Organisation of European Cancer Institutes (OECI) A European Economic Interest Grouping
The OECI mission is to bring together the cancer research and care institutions of the EU in order to create a critical mass of expertise and competence with the view of building and maintaining a consensus on the best models of oncology, developing concrete affordable and realistic solutions to effectively combat cancer, and fostering the widest deployment of oncology models and solutions to improve the quality of life for the patients in the EU.
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Strategic view OECI 2011-2014
Recent history.
The OECI was initiated in 1977 to promote cooperation among European Cancer Centers and research institutes and to improve the levels of expertise in those domains, and presently counts 73 members. In 2005 a merger was performed between the OECI as representative of cancer institutes in Europe and the European Economic Interest Grouping/OECI as the existence of two entities proved to be rather artificial and confusing for external partners. The merger however initially led to a reduction of the number of active members as the membership fees increased and a lot of energy went into internal affaires such as adapting statutes.
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