Mapping Existing Cancer Patient Navigation Systems

Led by the Free University of Brussels (VUB), EU-NAVIGATE is a Horizon Europe project aiming to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a Navigation Intervention (NavCare-EU) for older people with cancer and their family caregivers in different health care systems in Europe based on the existing and successfully tested Nav-Care intervention from Canada.  

Within EU-NAVIGATE, Work Package 7 focuses on mapping existing navigation for cancer patients across the EU and beyond, led by Jagiellonian University in Poland. This landmark mapping exercise will inform the project’s recommendations on wider implementation of cancer patient navigation in national health systems moving forward. 
Contact information of person filling-out the survey
1.Contact information
About the patient navigation system
2.Date of setup
Date / Time
3.Scope (i.e. what are your current services/fields of support)
4.Organisation in-charge
5.Profile of navigators
6.Profile of patients/target group (i.e. type of cancer; cancer continuum: screening, diagnosis, treatment, survivors care; area of provided services: rural/peri-urban/urban)
7.Payment/reimbursement scheme (i.e. is health insurance obligatory) 
8.Regulatory aspect (i.e. how can patients join the navigation program)
9.Place of providing services:
10.Possible opportunities for navigators involvement
Country representative for EU NAVIGATE expression of interest
We are looking for national experts from the cancer community in Europe interested in becoming a country representative for the EU NAVIGATE project. If you are interested/know someone interested in this role please provide the contact information below.
11.Contact information
Thank you for participating and contributing to the development of better patient navigation systems!