STARS Webinar - From WCLC23 to You: Presented by Lung Cancer Research Advocates (with audio translations)-Traduction audio en français

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In this WCLC 23 webinar, several projects were presented focusing on lung cancer advocacy and research. The first project discussed was the ELC-STAR program, which aims to support advocates for patients with advanced lung cancer and patient research. The program focuses on building a network of educated advocates, improving communication in science and research, and identifying advocacy opportunities. The second project highlighted the importance of non-discriminatory language in discussing lung cancer. The project developed a guide to promote inclusive and empathetic language when talking about lung cancer. The guide provides recommendations for healthcare professionals, researchers, and patient advocates. The third project explored patient experiences and preferences in lung cancer care in Europe. The study identified barriers to care, including delays in diagnosis, lack of information and support for patients, and communication challenges. The study emphasized the need for early detection programs, improved communication, and patient-centered care. Overall, these projects demonstrate the importance of patient advocacy, non-discriminatory language, and patient-centered care in lung cancer research and treatment.

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(French Audio Translation)

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Concept Longitudinal Patient-Reported Outcome

Concept Non-Stigmatizing Terminology

Concept Quality of Life

Concept Financial toxicity

Concept Project PEER

Keywords

WCLC 23 webinar

lung cancer advocacy

lung cancer research

ELC-STAR program

patient advocates

non-discriminatory language

inclusive language

patient experiences

lung cancer care

Longitudinal Patient-Reported Outcome

Non-Stigmatizing Terminology

Quality of Life

Financial toxicity

Project PEER