Consortium CCCs: join our co-creation workshop on governance, cooperation and legal agreements
How do you set up a Comprehensive Cancer Centre as a consortium? On 18 November, the EUnetCCC Capacity Building Webinars look at the governance and legal questions that consortium CCCs face.
Setting up a Comprehensive Cancer Centre as a consortium raises practical questions that a single institution never has to answer. Who decides what? How do you bring universities on board? What should the cooperation agreement actually say?
On 18 November, from 13:00 to 15:00 CET, WP6, WP8 and WP5 invite you to an online co-creation workshop on these questions, as part of the EUnetCCC Capacity Building Webinars.
Per Magnus Mæhle, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, will open the workshop with the WP8.2.8 systematic analysis of the types of interactions between the organisational entities of a consortium, and of what needs to be regulated between them.
The panel
A panel moderated by Isabelle Seksek, Project Director at Unicancer and co-lead of EUnetCCC WP5, will then share what has worked for consortium CCCs in different parts of Europe, and what hasn’t:
- Carlos Paz Miño, Project Manager, Galician Comprehensive Cancer Center (CCC Galicia), Spain
- Mária Pourová, Head of the Project Office for the emerging CCC Bratislava, National Cancer Institute (NOÚ), Slovakia
- Liora Brunel, PharmD, who leads the EUnetCCC project for GCS NOVA, France, and formerly headed the Oncology Division at ANSM
- Aurore Loxq, Director of Research and Innovation, CHU de Limoges, and Administrative Director of IRCA NOVA, France
In breakout groups, participants will discuss specific challenges, such as involving universities, and work together on recommendations.
How to register
The session is aimed at project managers, decision-makers and legal advisors involved in setting up consortium CCCs. Registration is open until 17 November, and the Zoom link is sent to the email address you register with.
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGq3yEoePMa-33HNAiPQnAR3LfQClxxhKzg1s-tyNDsk8n-A/viewform
When you register, you can also send your questions for the panel and suggest topics for future webinars.
After the webinar
The plenary sessions will be available afterwards on the EUnetCCC portal, and the discussion will feed into a white paper with legal guidance for consortium CCCs.
Find out more about EUnetCCC at www.eunetccc.eu.
