4D Picture Project Podcast

By Dr Amara Nwosu

The official podcast about the 4D Picture Project - a research study funded by Horizon Europe

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Welcome to the 4D Picture project podcast - thank you for joining us.
The 4D Picture project is an international research study which aims to help cancer patients, their families and healthcare providers to better understand the care options that are available for them.
My name is Dr Amara Nwosu - I am a Senior Clinical Lecturer in Palliative Medicine, at Lancaster University in the United Kingdom - I am working of on the dissemination aspect of this project; therefore, my role is to help to increase awareness about this research and share the outcomes, and learning, which emerges during the project.
We are recording a podcasts series, to share information about the 4D Picture Project. This episode, features an overview of the embedded ethics work being undertaken within the 4DPICTURE project.
This episode features Professor Maartje Schermer, Professor Alena Buyx, Dr Marieke Bak, and Dr Laura Hartman.

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Nov 27, 202316:41

Welcome to the first podcast of the 4D Picture Project. This is the first episode of this podcast series, which will provide information, about the 4D Picture project. The 4D Picture project is an international research study which aims to help cancer patients, their families and healthcare providers to better understand the care options that are available for them.
This episode features: Professor Judith Rietjens (Professor of Design for Public Health at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering - Delft University of Technology (TU Delft); Associate Professor Department of Public Health - Erasmus Medical Center). Professor Anne Stiggelbout (Professor Medical Decision Making, the role of patient preferences at Leiden University). Dr Ida Korfage (Associate professor at Erasmus Medical Center).
The 4D PICTURE project aims to help cancer patients, their families, and healthcare providers better understand their options. It supports their treatment and care choices, at each stage of disease, by drawing on large amounts of evidence from different types of European data. The project involves experts from many different specialist areas who are based in nine European countries. The overall aim is to improve the cancer patient journey and ensure personal preferences are respected.