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Today, we launch the third language with our global bladder cancer patient experience survey in French! This is an important step in the need to address the global evidence gap relating to the experiences of bladder cancer patients and carers.
The survey aims to capture the experiences of bladder cancer patients and caregivers around the world. Patient and carer experience data help to identify what is important to them, and in turn,
After spending 2020 at a distance, the 41st Société Internationale d’Urologie (SIU) Annual Congress is being held in conjunction with the 10th Emirates International Urological Conference of the Emirates Urological Society (EUS) during November 10-14 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Join us in Dubai as the World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition (WBCPC) in the Exhibit Hall at booth 520. Dr Lydia Makaroff, President and Alex Filicevas,
The Economist’s 7th Annual World Cancer Series: Europe will convene 2000+ policymakers, health-care providers, industry, and patient groups for robust debate and dialogue.
The faculty of experts will explore not only what can be done to improve cancer control, but why this is urgent.
What are the real-world examples of improved care for the individual with (or at risk of) cancer? How does improving care and patient health across the region contribute to social and economic development across Europe?
The World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition (WBCPC) was pleased to be present at Global Congress on Bladder Cancer 2021 on October 14-15 in Ghent (Belgium). It was also the first time WBCPC was participating at an event in-person since 2019. The theme and focus of the congress this year was turning new data into daily practices. The program consisted of state-of-the-art lectures, case discussions, and panel debates with international & multidisciplinary experts, including a session with bladder cancer patients and patient representatives.
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This survey is now closed.
Today, we are thrilled to announce that our global bladder cancer patient experience survey is now available in Spanish! This is an important step in the need to address the global evidence gap relating to the experiences of bladder cancer patients and carers.
The survey aims to capture the experiences of bladder cancer patients and caregivers around the world. Patient and carer experience data help to identify what is important to them,
The findings will fill a critical evidence gap, on patient and carer experiences and guide our future work.
This survey is now closed.
We are proud to launch the first-ever global bladder cancer patient and carer experience survey, in partnership with our 11 member organisations.
Globally there are over 570,000 people newly diagnosed with bladder cancer each year, and 1.7 million people currently living with this disease.
