Preferable II

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01/03/2023 - News

About PREFERABLE II

What is PREFERABLE-II? PREFERABLE-II is a 5-year project in which European and Australian researchers collaborate to improve the quality of life of cancer survivors by lowering the burden of treatment-related side effects through exercise. In addition, they also aim to improve the availability, access, and awareness of exercise-based supportive care interventions.

08/11/2022 - News

Kick-off meeting in Utrecht, NL

The PREFERABLE II project kicked-off November 2022. Clinicians and researchers from around Europe and Australia are excited to start this project on personalized and live-remote exercise for cancer patients to improve supportive care.

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23 Mar

Thanks for joining us! We had very interesting discussions around the use of #technology in #PalliativeCare such as #VirtualReality #Apps #wereables and even a tamagotchi 🤖 https://twitter.com/Polibienestar/status/1638818312233648129

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Thanks Christina Plomariti and @AnoukHiensch for sharing the experiences of the @InAdvance_eu and @PREFERABLE_MBC projects in the use of #IT in #palliativecare

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16 Mar

📣 Together with @PREFERABLE_MBC we're holding a #webinar on Technology Use in Palliative Care and Research 📣 Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/webinar-technology-use-in-palliative-care-and-research-tickets-574382763307 #PalliativeCare #research

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Collaboration

PREFERABLE II consists of an international consortium of twelve academic partners, one cutting edge game development and software engineering SME, an academic clinical research organisation and one European patient organisation (European Cancer Patient Coalition). The partners are from seven countries: the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Portugal, Spain, UK and Australia and are coordinated by the University Medical Center Utrecht, the Netherlands.