Onco Health Tech

Reimagining Oncology Care: From Today's Patient Journey to Tomorrow's Reality

The oncology care we know today would have seemed almost unimaginable just a few decades ago. Diagnostic tests that once took weeks, treatments with limited precision, and care delivered exclusively within hospital walls have gradually evolved into increasingly personalised and technology-enabled healthcare. But what transformations are still ahead of us?

In this interactive session, a patient, healthcare professional, researcher, and industry innovator take the audience on a journey through the past, present, and future of oncology care. Through a continuous narrative, they explore how modern cancer care came to be, which technological innovations are already changing practice today, and how emerging technologies such as lab-on-a-chip platforms are paving the way for earlier diagnosis, point-of-care testing, and home-based monitoring. Each speaker passes the story to the next through a wish, question, or challenge, creating a unique full-circle narrative. The journey begins with the experience of a patient navigating today's oncology care system and ends with that same patient imagining the experience of a future patient in a world where advanced technologies have become part of everyday care.

By connecting personal experiences, clinical practice, technological innovation, and future visions, this session invites participants to reflect on a fundamental question: if oncology care has already undergone such profound transformation, what changes are we willing to imagine, develop, and implement for the decades ahead?

  • Time: 13:15 - 14:30
  • Location: Full Focus | TL 3338
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If you have any questions about the session, would like to receive further information, or see potential opportunities for collaboration, please do get in touch via the information below. We would be delighted to hear from you.

dr. M.P.M. van den Berg (Mariska)
TechMed Funding Officer