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PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
CHAMPIONING OUR PATIENTS’ FUTURE THROUGH
COLLABORATION AND INNOVATION IN PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY
Welcome
“
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
We are very proud to be hosting the 24th World Congress of Psycho-
Oncology 2023, 31st August – 3rd September 2023 in Milan, Italy. We
hope that you will join us in the beautiful city of Milan so that we will be able to
share and compare our professional experiences with the goal of improving
the care that our patients receive in their most vulnerable moments.
Our theme for the meeting is: Championing our patients’ future through
collaboration and innovation in psycho-oncology.
The congress has defined 5 goals: Innovation, education, equity, measuring
efficacy, and sustainable psycho-oncology.
We will develop each of these goals keeping the focus on how these can be
applied in each area. The needs of each individual patient and the support
to offer to their immediate family, carers, and healthcare professional of
reference, will be taken into consideration, as well as the gaps in care that
need to be addressed.
As usual, we will be providing high level workshops on 31st August as part of

the IPOS Psychosocial Academy. These will be held by leading international
experts and will offer in depth training on various topics. The workshops
will be available for various professionals that will include palliative and
supportive care professionals as well as psycho-oncology researchers and
specialists.
The IPOS World Congress has gained the title of being the best opportunity
for providing the latest information and tools that enable everyone that is
involved in psycho-oncology at all levels, to improve the level of information
and daily care.
Milan is a vibrant and dynamic city, and we expect that the meeting will
reflect this feeling. The opportunity to network and the possibility to make
a difference to the lives of those that are entrusting us with their care is an
honour and a responsibility. Let’s work hard together to make a difference.
I look forward to welcoming you to my home city and spending productive

time together.
”
Your sincerely,
Ketti Mazzocco Thomas Hack

Chair, IPOS 2023 Co-Chair, IPOS 2023
PROGRAMME 3
International Scientific Committee

Chair
Gabriella Pravettoni, University of Milan, Italy
Co-chairs
Csaba L. Dégi, Babe-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Luzia Travado, Champalimaud Centre, Lisbon, Portugal
Members
Chioma Asuzu, Nigeria Thomas Hack, Canada
Lea Baider, Israel Melissa Henry, Canada
Marco Bellani, Italy Nick Hulbert-Williams, UK
William S. Breitbart, US Paul Jacobsen, US
Barry Bultz, Canada Michael Jefford, Australia
Phyllis Butow, Australia Christoffer Johansen, Denmark
Miri Cohen, Israel David Kissane, US
Giuseppe Curigliano, Italy Wing Tak Wendy Lam, China
Cristiane Decat Bergerot, Brazil Matthew J. Loscalzo, US
Jayita Deodhar, India Anja Mehnert, Germany
Maria Die Trill, Spain Alex J Mitchell, UK
Tania Estapé, Spain Philip Odiyo Ouma, Kenia
Lesley Fallowfield, UK Patricia Parker, US
Clair Foster, UK Julia H. Rowland, US
Daisuke Fujisawa, Japan Jane Turner, Australia
Luigi Grassi, Italy Marije van der Lee, The Netherlands
Maggie Watson, UK
Thematic areas Highlights

1 Innovation Survivorship and Quality of Life
2 Education New technologies (eHealth, mHealth, teleHealth, Predictive

Models)
3 Equity
Engagement and adherence to cancer treatments
4 Measuring Efficacy Health and disease in the carers
5 Sustainable Psycho-Oncology Cancer treatment-related symptoms and toxicity

management
Palliative and end-of-life care

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Plenary Session Speakers
Michael H. Antoni
Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Cooper Fellow, College
of Arts and Sciences Cancer Control Program, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of Miami
Phyllis Butow
Emeritus Professor in the School of Psychology, University of Sydney
Andreas Charalambous
ECO President and EONS Board member
Steven W. Cole
Professor of Psychiatry & Biobehavioral Sciences and Medicine in the Division of
Hematology-Oncology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles
Giuseppe Curigliano
Director New Drugs and Early Drug Development for Innovative Therapies Division,
European Institute of Oncology, Milan
André Ilbawy
Department of Universal Health Coverage, WHO
Penilla Gunther
FOKUS Patient founder
Stella Kyriakides
European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety
Matthew Loscalzo
Executive Director, People & Enterprise Transformation Emeritus Professor Supportive Care
Medicine, Professor Population Sciences at the City of Hope
Mike Morrissey
ECO Chief Executive
Ines Vaz-Luis
Institut de Cancérologie Gustave Roussy, Paris
PROGRAMME 5
Symposia and Oral presentations Speakers
Acquati Chiara USA Bourgeois Amber Canada

Acquaye-Mallory Alvina A. USA Boven Charlotte Belgium
Adebayo-Oke Bosede Nigeria Bovero Andrea Italy
Alananzeh Ibrahim UAE Bozicevic Laura Australia
Albert Justine Canada Brajkovic Lovorka Croatia
Amariutei Ana Germany Braun Sarah USA
Ananeva Evgeniia Russia Braun Michal Israel
Andersen Barbara USA Brunelli Cinzia Italy
Anderson Kate Australia Buonaccorso Loredana Italy
Armento Grazia Italy Butow Phyllis Australia
Armes Jo United Kingdom Caldwell Phillips Brenda United Kingdom
Armoogum Julie UK Caprara Greta Italy
Armstrong Terri S. USA Carnevale Stefania Italy
Arsenijevic Jelena The Netherlands Caruso Rosangela Italy
Asuzu Chioma Nigeria Casali Paolo Italy
BAHCIVAN OZAN Turkey Casolino Raffaella Italy
Baider Lea Israel Chan Julia Hong Kong
Banos-Lara Ma del Rocio Mexico Cheli Simone Italy
Bányai Éva Hungary Chemrouk Yasmine France
Barsky Reese Jennifer USA Cheng Chihtao Taiwan
Bartley Nicole Australia Chevalier Lydia USA
Bazán-Muñoz Jorge Mexico Chiang Yung-Chih Taiwan
Baziliansky Svetlana Israel Chichua Miriam Italy
Beatty Lisa Australia Chidambaram Sundaramoorthy India
Bedoya, PsyD Sima USA Chieffo Daniela Italy
Beeken Rebecca J UK Chirico Andrea Italy
Belella Daniela Italy Chittem Mahati India
Bennett Audrey Australia Chomistek Tessa Canada
Bernardi Evelina Italy Chu Alanna K Canada
Besani Chiara Ireland Ciria-Suarez Laura Spain
Bidstrup Pernille Envold Denmark Cohen Miri Israel
Bilodeau Karine Canada Constantinidou Anastasia Cyprus
Biran Adam United Kingdom Conti Lorenzo Italy
Blankley Gaynor Australia Cooke Samuel United Kingdom
Bleiker Eveline M.A. The Netherlands Costantini Anna Italy
Bober Sharon USA Costas-Muniz Rosario USA
Boccia Stefania Italy Couespel Norbert Belgium
Body Anjelica USA Crawley Emma Louise Italy
Bolanos Natacha Canada Criscitiello Carmen Italy
Bologna Fabiola Italy Curigliano Giuseppe Italy
Bolognini Ida Italy Custers José The Netherlands
Bonandini Elisa Italy Cuypers Maarten The Netherlands
Bonanno Marco Canada Czamanski-Cohen Johanna Israel
Bonassi Lucia Italy Dalton Susanne Oksbjerg Denmark
Bourdeau Camille Canada Damaskos Penelope USA
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D’Antona Rosanna Italy Gonella Marco Italy

Davies Elizabeth United Kingdom Gopalakrishnan Vidhya India
De Heus Eline The Netherlands Göransson Patrik Sweden
de Korte Anne The Netherlands Goswami Savita India
De Lorenzo Francesco Belgium Grassi Luigi Italy
De Munter Johan Belgium Grasso Roberto Italy
De Padova Silvia Italy Greally Helen Ireland
De Rooij Belle H. The Netherlands Greidanus A. Michiel The Netherlands
De Vlaming Irene The Netherlands Grisolaghi Jacopo Italy
de Vries Froukje The Netherlands Gritti Paolo Italy
Degi Csaba Romania Groarke Jenny Ireland
Deledda Giuseppe Italy Guardamagna Vittorio Italy
Denny Margaret Slovenia Guerin Suzanne Ireland
Dhillon Haryana M. Australia Hahlweg Pola Germany
Di Giacomo Ester Italy Hall Louise United Kingdom
Didier Florence Italy Hamilton Jessica USA
Die Trill Maria Spain Hammer Nanna Maria Denmark
Dinapoli Loredana Italy Hanalis-Miller Tsipi Israel
Do Mai T. Vietnam Hasson-Ohayon Ilanit Israel
Dorangricchia Patrizia Italy Henry Melissa Canada
Driessen Helen The Netherlands Hersch Jolyn Australia
Duijts Saskia A. The Netherlands Heuser Christian Germany
Engelhardt Ellen The Netherlands Hoeg Beverley Lim Denmark
Estapè Tania Spain Holzkneght Elisabeth Italy
Ezendam Nicole The Netherlands Horgan Denis Belgium
Farrugia Tamsin Australia Horrill Tara Canada
Fernandes Darren United Kingdom Hu Yun P.R China
Ferrari Andrea Italy Hulbert-Williams Nicholas United Kingdom
Ferraris Giulia Italy Huynh Jennie United Kingdom
Ferreri Andres Italy Ireland Alana India
Figueiredo Patricia Brazil Jacobson Lisa USA
Filipponi Chiara Italy Jaenke Rachael Australia
Fisher Abi United Kingdom Jefford Michael Australia
Fitch Margaret Canada Jiboc Nicoleta-Monica Romania
Flix-Valle Aida Spain Joosen Margot The Netherlands
Folesani Federica Italy Juraskova Ilona Australia
Foster Claire United Kingdom Kälin Sonja Switzerland
Fotiadis Dimitrios Greece Kang Danbee Republic of Korea
Galli Fabrizia Italy Kang Jiyeon Republic of Korea
Galvez-Hernandez Lizette Mexico Karekla Maria Cyprus
Garcia-Torres Francisco Spain Kelly Brian Australia
Garin Olatz Spain Kempe Samantha Canada
Garvey Gail Australia Khalil Ielaf Canada
Gidron Yori Israel Kim Eun Republic of Korea
Giesler Juergen M. Germany Kim Sooyeon Republic of Korea
Giguère Lauriane Canada King Amanda L. USA
Gil Francisco Spain Kinnane Nicole Australia
Gitonga Isaiah Ireland Kirsten Laura Australia
Goldzweig Gil Israel Klages Kimberly USA
PROGRAMME 7
Knapp Peter United Kingdom Martinez Tyson Dinorah USA

Koczwara Bogda Australia Marzorati Chiara Italy
Koeva Jasmina Bulgaria Masiero Marianna Italy
Kolsteren Evie The Netherlands Matheson Lauren United Kingdom
Koncz Zsuzsa Hungary Mathews Angela Canada
Kosugi Kazuhiro Japan Mays Chloe United Kingdom
Kotwal Juee USA Mazariego Carolyn USA
Kovács Ágnes Anna Hungary Mazzocco Ketti Italy
Kowalczyk Oliwia Polonia Mazzurco Olivia Canada
Kroll Juliet USA McDonald Geraldine Australia
Lafuenti Letizia Italy McDonald Kaelyn Canada
Lagattolla Fulvia Italy McFadden Kathleen Australia
Lai Yeur Hur Taiwan McFarland Daniel USA
Lai-Kwon Julia Australia McGeagh Lucy United Kingdom
Lam Wendy Wing Tak Hong Kong, China McInnerney Daisy United Kingdom
Lamarche Jani Canada McPeake Kathie United Kingdom
Larkin Derek United Kingdom Medina Joan Carles Spain
Le Phuong Thao D USA Mehnert-Theuerkauf Anja Germany
Lebel Sophie Canada Mendes-Santos Cristina Portugal
Lee Genehee Republic of Korea Merluzzi Thomas USA
Lehmann Vicky The Netherlands Michel Gisela Switzerland
Lemeng Zhang P.R. China Milani Alessandra Italy
Lemmen J.P.M. The Netherlands Milbury Kathrin Texas
Leske Morgan Australia Miles Anne United Kingdom
Lietaviete Inese Latvia Milzer Marlena Germany
Liu Yanyan China MONZANI Dario Italy
Liu Feng P.R. China Mor Yair Israel
Liu Xiaohong P.R. China Morris-Baguley Harriet Australia
Lo Dato Federica Italy Morton Kate United Kingdom
Lone Irfan Belgium Mullen Louise Ireland
Long Roisin Ireland Myers Charlotte Ireland
Lopert Ruth France Nanni Maria Giulia Italy
Loscalzo Matthew USA Nekhlyudov Larissa USA
Loughan Ashlee USA Nelson David United Kingdom
Lounsbury David USA Nelson Christian USA
Luciani Maria Novella Italy Neri-Flores Veronica Mexico
Lugtenberg Marjolein The Netherlands Neylon Karen Ireland
Luigjes-Huizer Yvonne The Netherlands Ng Danielle Wing Lam
Lunt Vicky Ireland Nguyen Tien Van Vietnam
Lynch Fiona Australia Nissim Rinat Canada
Maas Anne The Netherlands Normen Michelle India
Machiavelli Aline USA Northman Lisa USA
Magalhaes Mona Canada O’Neill Olive Ireland
Maheu Christine Christine Québec Ochoa-Arnedo Cristian Spain
Mancuso Anna Maria Italy Oerlemans Simone The Netherlands
Manduchi Beatrice Canada Oliveira Ana F. Portugal
Mapayi Boladale Nigeria Oliveri Serena Italy
Markham-Jones Helene United Kingdom O’Loughlin Bernie Ireland
Martin Michelle USA O’Meara Yvonne Ireland
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Ongaro Giulia Italy Skrypets Tetiana Italy

Onyedibe Maria-Chidi Christiana Germany Smith Allan ‘Ben’ Australia
Panjwani Aliza Canada Snyder Stella USA
Paredes Martha Peru Søby Anne Katrine Hartmann Denmark
Parker Patricia USA Spada Gea Italy
Parkinson Maureen Canada Springer Franziska Germany
Paul Verena Germany Stark Daniel United Kingdom
Pawełczak-Szastok Marta Poland Stoica Lydia Romania
Peccatori Fedro Italy Stoll Lara Australia
Pena Cristina USA StuiverMartijn The Netherlands
Pezzolato Massimo Italy Subathra Jeyaram Bahrain
Piattelli Angela Italy Sudhakar Revathy India
Pichler Theresia Germany Sultan Serge Canada
Porro Bertrand France Suvaal Isabelle The Netherlands
Pravettoni Gabriella Italy Syska-Bielak Anna Poland
Raj Kumar Dyvia India Tack Laura Belgium
Ramirez-Orozco Monica Mexico Takeuchi Emi Japan
Recklitis Christopher USA Tang Woung Ru Taiwan
Riba Michelle USA Taylor Carolyn USA
Rigney Maureen USA Taylor Rachel United Kingdom
Rimmer Ben United Kingdom Thomas Mareike Germany
Rini Christine USA Thomson Maria USA
Robichaud Lye-Ann Canada Thornton Clifton P. USA
Robinson Olivia Claire United Kingdom Tock Wing Lam Canada
Rodin Gary Canada Tong Fei P.R. China
Roediger Alexander Switzerland Torres Ana Portugal
Rowland Julia USA Torta Riccardo Italy
Ruble Kathy USA Travado Luzia Portugal
Ruda Lourdes Peru Tremblay Dominique Canada
Russell Lahiru Australia Trifirò Ilenia Italy
Russell Hayley Australia Tsiouris Kostas Greece
Sanchini Virginia Italy Tsiring Diana Russian Fed.
Sanctorum Katelijne Belgium Tubtimhin Sopit Thailand
Sauer Christina Germany Vagnini Denise Italy
Scaglioni Giulia Italy Van den Cruyce Nele Belgium
Schellekens Melanie The Netherlands van der Wolf P.A.I.
Schnaitmann Natale USA Veeraiah Surendran India
Scholl Isabelle Germany Vehling Sigrun Germany
Scotto Ludovica Italy Vera Elizabeth USA
Sebri Valeria Italy Versluis Moyke A. J. The Netherlands
Segatti Anna Italy Vickery Jessica Canada
Serpentini Samantha Italy Vienne (PhDs) Juliana France
Serra-Blasco Maria Spain Villalba Eva Canada
Sharp Linda United Kingdom Vlooswijk Carla The Netherlands
Sharpe Louise Australia Vokinger Anna Katharina Switzerland
Shaw Joanne Australia Von Heymann Annika Denmark
Shinn Eileen USA Voskanyan Viktorya Italy
Simonetti Alessio Italy Walbaum Charlotte Germany
Singh Mina Canada Wamaloon Chaliya Thailand
PROGRAMME 9
Wandke Svenja Germany Winterling Jeanette Sweden

Wang Yueh-Hsin United Kingdom Wuensch Alexander Switzerland
Waroquier Pauline Belgium Yang Desong P.R. China
Warwick Lorna Canada Yeung Nelson P.R. China
Wasserman Sydney Canada Youngmee Kim USA
Watson Maggie UK Yu Ally Canada
Webb Kyra Australia Zachariae R Denmark
Webster Rachel USA Zaiac Michael Switzerland
Wein Simon Israel Zegers Amber Danielle The Netherlands
Weis Joachim Germany Zhan Ze-jiang P.R. China
Weissflog Gregor Germany Zou Ran P.R. China
Wells Elizabeth Australia Zucchetti Giulia Italy
Wettergren Lena Sweden Zwanenburg L.C. The Netherlands
Whisenant Meagan USA
White Victoria Australia
Psycho-social Academy Speakers
Baider Lea Israel Maatouk Imad

Bultz Barry Canada Mai Peter Germany
Cincidda Clizia Italy McGee Lori USA
Crico Chiara Italy Moraru Camelia Romania
Dupont Bonnie Canada Nappi Rossella Italy
Fantoni Giovanna Italy Oprea Mara Romania
Filipponi Chiara Italy Preti Eleonora Italy
Fournier Valentyn France Respini Daniela Italy
Giommi Fabio The Netherlands Serpentini Samantha Italy
Hughes Mary United Kingdom Taal Jan The Netherlands
Labo Cristina Romania Tanzi Silvia Italy
Kingsberg Sheryl USA Udrea Iulia Romania
Lamore Kristopher France Van der Lee Marije The Netherlands
Loiacono Michela Italy Zucchi Giovanni Italy
Love Deirdre Ireland
Lucia Cristina Italy
Lucia Chiara Italy
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AUGUST 31
08.00 REGISTRATION FOR THE WORKSHOPS
H. ROOM 208
In Pursuit of Sustainable Support: Who Pays for the Psychosocial Care you Provide—and
Why?
09.00 ROOM 211

- Methodological guidelines to develop and evaluate an intervention in psycho-oncology
12.30 ROOM 302

PROSTATE CANCER: IS THIS A DIFFERENT CANCER?
ROOM 304
ITALIAN: Prendersi cura di ciò che non hai scelto: il modello Acceptance and Commitment
Therapy (ACT) applicato in ambito oncologico.
ROOM 309
Acknowledging and Addressing sexuality issues of patients with cancer including LGBTQI+
ROOM 113
The use of the mandala as a coping strategy in cancer patients
ROOM 422
Providing personalized psychosocial support based on Early Maladaptive Schemas
ROOM 435
ETHICAL ISSUES IN ONCOLOGY. MORAL CONFLICTS, HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS’
DISTRESS, VULNERABILITY, AND SUPPORT SERVICES
ROOM 515
Co-creating safe emotional and psychological sharing spaces using collage as artistic
expression
ROOM MALLIANI
PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH CANCER ILLNESS
12.30 Lunch
PROGRAMME 11
H. ROOM 302
Expressive Arts Therapy Interventions for relieving emotional and physical suffering in
cancer patients
13.30 ROOM 304

- Full day: to be continued
17.00 ROOM 309

Development of a National Model of Care for Psycho-Oncology services in Ireland for
Children Adolescents and Young Adults (CAYA) with Cancer (0-24yrs)
ROOM 422
Full day: to be continued
ROOM 433
Fundraising and interventions in low-middle income countries
ROOM 435
Imagery and non-verbal interventions to cope with fear of disease recurrence and fear of
death
ROOM 515
ITALIAN: Chi cura i curanti? Il benessere psicologico dei membri del team oncologico
ROOM MALLIANI
Sex and Cancer: what can we do?
17.00-18.00 REGISTRATION OPEN FOR THE IPOS CONGRESS

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SEPTEMBER 1
8.00 Registrations
8.30 AULA MAGNA

Welcome to the 24th World Congress of Psycho-oncology
Ketti Mazzocco, Congress Chair
Tom Hack, Congress Chair and IPOS President
H. AULA MAGNA
Survivorship and quality of life
09.00-09.20: Return to work and work productivity loss in Chinese breast cancer patients
09.00 after the first two years post-surgery: a longitudinal study
- Danielle Ng Wing Lam
10.00 09.20-09.40: Mental health in prostate cancer patients: results from EUROPROMS study
(Europa Uomo Patient Reported Outcome Study)
Tania Estapé
09.40-09.50: To Gain an In-depth Understanding of Colorectal Cancer Survivor Follow Up: A

qualitative interview study
Darren Fernandes
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 201
Cancer treatment-related symptoms and toxicity management
09.00-09.20: Sexual functioning and information needs of survivors with an ovarian tumor
and their partner compared to the general population: results from the PROFILES registry
Nicole Ezendam
09.20-09.40: Effects of the REBECCA Nurse-navigation intervention targeting vulnerable

breast cancer patients: A Randomized controlled trial
Pernille Envold Bidstrup
09.40-09.50: Exploring non-central nervous system cancer survivors’ access, acceptability,

and expectations regarding interventions for cognitive complaints
Ana F. Oliveira
09.50-10.00: Q&A
PROGRAMME 13
H.
ROOM 208
New technologies
09.00-09.20: Evaluating therapy optimisation processes in psycho-oncology videotherapy

09.00 Chloe Mays
- 09.20-09.40: Committed Couples Remote Simultaneous Electronic Screening for Perception
10.00 of Cancer Prognosis Before the Physician Visit
Matthew Loscalzo
09.40-09.50: “Nothing about me without me” The key to successfully developing an

online platform for those impacted by gynaecological cancer is early patient and public
involvement
Yvonne O’Meara
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 211
09.00-09.10: The silent epidemic of suicide and suicidal ideation in patients with
nasopharyngeal carcinoma: An in-depth analysis of 15305 patients from the US and China
Ze-Jiang Zhan
09.10-09.20: Somatic symptoms and mental adjustment to cancer: a cross-sectional study on

oncology patients in Romania
Lidia Stoica
09.20-09.30: Exploring Disease-Related Stigma Experiences in Patients and Partners Living

with Prostate Cancer
Derek Larkin
09.30-09.40: Writing a Life

Lauren Rhodewalt
09.40-09.50: Psychological predicative markers of the prognosis of intestinal cancer

Diana Tsiring
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 302
Assessment instruments and research methods in cancer care
09.00-09.10: Psychological assessment of patient with pancreatic cancer

Daniela Belella
09.10-09.20: Measuring Fear of Cancer Recurrence in Patients with Primary Brain Tumors
Sarah Braun
09.20-09.30: Development of key principles and best practice approaches to co-design with
First Nations peoples applicable to the cancer context in Australia
Kate Anderson
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H. 09.30-09.40: Intensity of mental health treatment of cancer-related psychopathology: the

predictive role of early maladaptive schemas
Irene De Vlaming
09.00 09.40-09.50. The critical role of social components of distress in cancer patients: A network
- analysis of distress and resilience factors with implications for assessment and intervention
Andrea Chirico
10.00
10.20-10.30: Q&A
ROOM 304
Palliative and end-of-life care - Environment, equity and economy
09.00-09.10: Quality of Death in Hospital and Bereavement Outcomes in the COVID-19 era
Rinat Nissim
09.10-09.30: Health professionals and volunteers views and experiences of delivering

bereavement care
Nicole Bartley
09.30-09.50: State of Psycho-Oncology and Palliative Care in African National Cancer

Control Plans: Initial Analysis Towards Creating a Blueprint of Essential Elements to
Implement Broadly in Africa
Melissa Henry
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 309
Implementation science
09.00-09.10: Developing a Patient Experience Strategy in partnership with patients, families

and carers in a Comprehensive Cancer Centre
Geraldine McDonald
09.10-09.20: Developing a ‘living with cancer’ programme in a rural setting: experiences of

collaborative and innovative co-production working across an Integrated Health System
Kathie McPeake
09.20-09.30: Implementation of a referral pathway for cancer survivors to access allied

health services in the community
Lahiru Russell
SEPTEMBER 1
09.30-.09.40: Information and support centers for patients with cancer: what is the added
value?
Helen Driessen
09.40-09.50: The efficacy of Brief Strategic Therapy in the psychological treatment of

Generalized Anxiety Disorder in a group of Italian cancer patients
Jacopo Grisolaghi
09.50-10.00: Q&A
PROGRAMME 15
H. ROOM 113
Environment, equity and economy
09.00-09.20: The impact of mental disorders on breast cancer screening in Taiwan

09.00 Yueh-Hsin Wang
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09.20-09.40: Socioeconomic differences in health-related quality of life among cancer
10.00 survivors and comparison with a cancer-free population: a PROFILES study
Simone Oerlemans
09.40-09.50: A rapid systematic review exploring the qualitative experiences of people living
with lung cancer in rural and remote areas
Samuel Cooke
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 422
Ethics and decision making in cancer care
09.00-09.10: Decision making about surgery among people treated for rectal cancer.
Anne Miles
09.10-09.30: The journey of patients in cancer clinical trials: a qualitative meta-synthesis on

experiences and perspectives
Mariam Chichua
09.30-09.50: Exploring needs and preferences of non small lung cancer patients during
medical consultations: a focus group study within I3LUNG project
Patrizia Dorangricchia
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 433
Intervention models for specific cancer types
09.00-09.20: Double awareness in oncological patients undergoing meaning-centered

psychotherapy
Francisco Gil
09.20-09.40: Prehabilitation for patients receiving radiation therapy with a face mask
Jeyaram Subathra
SEPTEMBER 1
09.40-09.50: Monitoring psychological distress and anxiety in gynecological cancer patients

undergoing interventional radiotherapy applying HAPPY (Humanity Assurance Protocol in
Interventional Radiotherapy) protocol
Loredana Dinapoli
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 435
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H. Engagement and adherence to cancer treatments
09.00-09.10: Development of HT&Me, a blended supported self-management intervention to

support adherence to endocrine therapy in women with breast cancer
09.00 Lucy McGeagh
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09.10-09.20: Interventions to increase adherence to oral therapies in breast cancer patients:
10.00 a systematic review based on the Behavior Change Technique Taxonomy
Massimo Pezzolato
09.20-09.30: Impact of a web-based self-management adherence intervention on global and

emotional swallowing function in throat cancer patients
Eileen Shinn
09.30-09.50: The Impact of the SARS-CoV-2 Outbreak on the Psychological Flexibility and
Behaviour of Cancelling Medical Appointments of Italian Patients with Cancer
Giuseppe Deledda
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 515
Health and disease in the people who care
09.00-09.20: The Impact of Voluntary Assisted Dying in Bereavement in the Australian

context; a qualitative study
Hayley Russell
09.20-09.40: Professional grief in cancer care – A scoping review

Svenja Wandke
09.40-09.50:“A constant black cloud” The emotional impact of informal caregiving for low-
grade glioma patients
Ben Rimmer
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 517
AYA issues and interventions addressing their needs
09.00-09.20: Evolving support to complement evolving care: Developing an advance care

planning guide for seriously ill adolescents and young adults
Sima Bedoya, PsyD
SEPTEMBER 1
09.20-09.30: Evaluation of psychological distress in adolescents and young adults (AYA) with
cancer referred to Psycho-Oncology services in a tertiary care cancer centre.
Savita Goswami
09.30-09.40: Neonatal and childhood outcomes of offspring of adolescent and young adult
female cancer survivors: a national population-based study.
Kang Danbee
09.40-09.50: Using a self-determination theory-based intervention to promote autonomous
PROGRAMME 17
H. motivation for physical activity among young adults newly diagnosed with lymphoma: Result
of a pilot randomized controlled trial
Wing Lam Tock
09.00 09.50-10.00: Q&A

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ROOM MALLIANI
10.00 Health promotion and cancer prevention
09.00-09.10: Shared decisions and autonomy; What is in the name? Results of a pilot
study on breast cancer screening communication among Belgian couples and its future
implication on screening policy
Irfan Lone
09.10-09.30: Perioperative individually-tailored psychological intervention in breast cancer

patients reduces psychological distress and improves molecular indices of metastasis in
excised tumors
Tsipi Hanalis-Miller
09.30-09.50: Men’s adherence to cascade screening for BRCA1/2: which psychological

factors are involved?
Giulia Ongaro
09.50-10.00: Q&A
10.00 Break and poster discussion
10.30 AULA MAGNA
Chair: Csaba Degi

SEPTEMBER 1
Cancer Policies - Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan and its opportunities for psycho-oncology
and the improvement of psychosocial cancer care for patients and survivors
Stella Kyriakides
(SPECIAL RECORDED MESSAGE)
Round table:
• Mike Morrissey
• Penilla Gunther
• André Ilbawi (VIRTUALLY CONNECTED)
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H. AULA MAGNA
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Stop reinventing the wheel! Adapting evidence-based digital interventions to
different settings & populations: lessons from the Finding My Way program of research
11.30 Chair: Lisa Beatty
- Speakers: Bogda Koczwara, Nicholas J Hulbert-Williams, Lisa Beatty
13.00 ROOM 201

SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: The development of Paediatric Psycho-Oncology in Ireland: from the
implementation of international standards of care to the innovation in therapeutic
interventions
Chair: Chiara Besani
Speakers: Roisin Long, Chiara Besani, Olive O’Neill
ROOM 208
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Unifying diversity in dying: Quality of death and dying in collectivistic and
diverse cultures
Chair: Surendran Veeraiah
Speakers: Subathra Jeyaram, Revathy Sudhakar, Michelle Normen
ROOM 211
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Sexual Health after Cancer: Challenges and Next Steps for Recovery
Chair: Sharon Bober
Speakers: Sharon Bober, Jennifer Barsky Reese, Lena Wettergren
ROOM 302
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Risk-predictive models of adherence to oral anticancer treatments in metastatic
breast cancer patients: mechanisms behind non-adherence and personalized risk strategies
Chair: Virginia Sanchini
Speakers: Gea Spada, Aline Machiavelli, Marianna Masiero
ROOM 304
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Clinical and relational issues of adolescent with cancer: breaking barriers and
improving communications
Chair: Fedro Peccatori
Speakers: Fedro Peccatori, Dan Stark, Ketti Mazzocco, Lea Baider, Ana Amariutei, Andrea
SEPTEMBER 1
Ferrari, Johan de Munter
ROOM 309
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Living with advanced cancer with a long-term response to novel therapies:
strategies for coping with uncertainty
Chair: Melanie P.J. Schellekens
Speakers: Julia Lai-Kwon, Laura C. Zwanenburg, Fiona A. Lynch
PROGRAMME 19
H. ROOM 113
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: How is cancer care provided to patients in English prisons? Assessing the
11.30 disease burden in the prison population, experiences of receiving and providing cancer
- care
Chair: Rachel Taylor
13.00 Speakers: Elizabeth Davies, Jennie Huynh, Jo Armes
ROOM 422
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Cancer and Work: Resources and tools available to assist with return to work
and maintenance of work for cancer survivor
Chair: Eva Villalba
Speakers: Maureen Parkinson, Christine Maheu, Mina Singh
ROOM 433
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Turning intentions into action for the uptake of Next Generation Sequencing –
The unmet need of Psycho-Oncology
Chair: Denis Horgan
Speakers: Stefania Boccia, Daniela Chieffo, Francesco De Lorenzo, Ruth Lopert, Gabriella
Pravettoni
ROOM 435
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Improved psychosocial outcomes are related to the frequency and quality of
communication between patients with lymphoma and their treating physicians
Chair: Natacha Bolanos
Speakers: Tetiana Skrypets, Andres Ferreri, Lorna Warwick
ROOM 515
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Cancer and severe mental illness: a challenge for psycho-oncology
Chair: Michelle Riba
Speakers: Luigi Grassi, Ester Di Giacomo, Daniel McFarland
ROOM 517
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Advancing Psycho-Oncology Programs in LMICs through Implementation
Science: A Case Study of Viet Nam
Chair: PhuongThao Le
SEPTEMBER 1
Speakers: Carolyn Taylor, Mai T. Do, Tien Van Nguyen
ROOM MALLIANI
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Unmet needs, quality of life and healthy life expectancy of rare cancer patients
and survivors
Chair: Saskia F.A. Duijts
Speakers: Saskia F.A. Duijts, Tamsin Farrugia, Eline de Heus
20 IPOS 2023
13.00 Lunch and poster discussion
14.00 AULA MAGNA
Chair: Luzia Travado

New technologies in Widening the Scope and Increasing the Reach of Stress Research and
Stress Management Interventions in Cancer Patients
Michael H. Antoni
H. AULA MAGNA
SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: Ovarian Cancer and Fear of Cancer Recurrence and Progression; Nuance,
Collaboration and Future Intervention Pathways within a complex disease trajectory
15.30 Chair: Hayley Russell
- Speakers: Audrey Bennett, Haryana M. Dhillon, Ben Smith
17.00 ROOM 201

Caregivers’ needs and interventions addressing them
15.30-15.50: Development and Implementation of a Technology-based Psychoeducational

Intervention for Cancer Caregivers
Denise Vagnini
15.50-16.10: Existential distress among caregivers of patients with advanced cancer: a

systematic review and meta-analysis
Charlotte Walbaum
16.10-16.30: Understanding caregiver fear of cancer recurrence: a qualitative interview study

to inform a caregiver specific FCR model
Joanne Shaw
16.30-16.50: Caregiver Health Outcomes Overtime: Differences By Role, Sex and Task
Maria Thomson
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 208
SEPTEMBER 1
Survivorship and Quality of Life
15.30-15.50: If you build it will they come? Recruitment of diverse cancer survivors to a diet
and exercise trial.
Michelle Martin
15.50-16.10: COVID-19, breast cancer care, and social determinants of health: a cross-
sectional study to investigate the impact of a pandemic on health and health care
Charlotte Myers
PROGRAMME 21
H. 16.10-16.30: How Cancer Survivors’ Challenges After Treatment Impact Transition to Primary
Care-led Follow-up Care
Jessica Vickery
15.30 16.30-16.40: Effects of cognitive behavioural therapy and nutritional counselling on the
- quality of life of breast cancer patients in the south-west, Nigeria.
Bosede Adebayo-Oke
17.00
16.40-16.50: Associated factors to fear of recurrence and quality of life in mexican breast
cancer survivors
Monica Ramirez-Orozco
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 211
Survivorship and Quality of Life
15.30-15.50: Using workshops with professionals and decision makers to implement

solutions tailored for AYA pediatric brain tumour survivors (PBTS).
Marco Bonanno
15.50-16.10: The voices of breast cancer survivors with pain: an exploration of their
experiences and perspectives about pain and its management
Chiara Filipponi
16.10-16.30: Quality of Life and Influencing Factors in Newly Diagnosed Oral Cancer Patients
– A One-year Prospective Longitudinal Study
Yeur-Hur Lai
16.30-16.40: Towards an empirical model of FoP in advanced cancer patients receiving

ongoing systemic treatment
Evie Kolsteren
16.40-16.50: Bibliotherapy program to improve emotional wellbeing during cancer treatment

Elizabeth Wells
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 302
SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: Minding the gap in cancer patients’ care trajectory: a multidimensional and
multidisciplinary perspective
SEPTEMBER 1
Chair: Alessandra Milani

Speakers: Carmen Criscitiello, Alessandra Milani, Ketti Mazzocco
ROOM 304
New technologies
15.30-15.50: From the silent epidemic and its harm to digital therapeutic: narrowing the gap
of unmet solicitude of anxiety and depression among cancer patients (experiences from
SYSUCC)
Ze-Jiang Zhan
22 IPOS 2023
H. 15.50-16.10: The ‘ACT now & check-it-out’ intervention to support patient-initiated follow up
(PIFU) for Head and Neck cancer patients – intervention development and feasibility study
Lauren Matheson
15.30 16.10-16.30: ICOnnecta’t 2 years later: Results and lessons learned from the implementation
- of a psychosocial eHealth ecosystem for breast cancer survivors
Joan Carles Medina Alcaraz
17.00
16.30-16.40: An eHealth education program for breast cancer patients
Laura Ciria-Suarez
16.40-16.50: Feasibility of Self-Hair-Sampling and the Relationship between Scalp Hair

Cortisol and Perceived Stress in Cervical Cancer Survivors - a PROFILES Registry study
Belle H. de Rooij
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 309
SYMPOSIUM (Italian language only)
15.30-17.00: SIPO (Italian Society of Psycho-Oncology) position on: national law on Psycho-
Oncology, core curriculum in Psycho-Oncology and academic training path of the Psycho-
Oncologist
Chair: Luigi Grassi
Speakers: Angela Piattelli, Anna Costantini, Paolo Gritti
ROOM 113
Cultural issues and international collaborations
15.30-15.50: “I knew I would get cancer”: Family as a core factor of existential distress in
women patients with advanced breast cancer in South Korea
Jiyeon Kang
15.50-16.10: Everywhere is local: Applying lessons from the community to areas across the
globe
Maureen Rigney
16.10-16.30: Is it all Cultural? A Comparative Study of Depression, Hope, and Social Support
among Older Muslim Palestinian and older Jewish Israeli Cancer Patients in Israel and the
Palestinian authority
Gil Goldzweig
16.30-16.50
SEPTEMBER 1
Pilot Testing of an Empathic Communication Skills Training Intervention to Reduce Lung

Cancer Stigma in Nigeria
Boladale Mapayi
16.50-17.00: Q&A
PROGRAMME 23
H. ROOM 422
15.30-15.50: A mixed-method study of Stronger Together, a peer-to-peer psychosocial

15.30 intervention for women with breast or gynecologic cancer
- Phuong Thao Le
17.00 15.50-16.00: Proposal for the inclusion of psycho-oncology in the care flow for patients
undergoing oral antineoplastic treatment.
Patricia Figueiredo
16.00-16.10: Online group psychoeducation for people with cancer referred to clinical
psychology – a stepped-care model
Fiona Lynch
16.10-16.20: Strategies for sustainability: Implementation insights for long-term sustainment

of programs that routinely collect Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) in cancer care clinical
settings
Carolyn Mazariego-Jones
16.20-16.30: Implementation of a nurse-led symptom screening program in routine oncology

outpatient clinics for post-treatment cancer patients
Wendy Wing Tak Lam
16.30-16.40: Effectiveness of Mindfulness- Based Cognitive Therapy Program on Reduction

of Stress Anxiety and Depression Symptoms Following Surgical Treatment for Ovarian
Cancer Patients at Ubon Ratchathani Cancer Hospital,Thailand
Sopit Tubtimhin
16.40-16.50: The Development of Cancer Genetic Counseling at Ubon Ratchathani Cancer

Hospital, Thailand
Chaliya Wamaloon
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 433
SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: Assessment and treatment of anxiety and depression in cancer patients
Chair: Barbara Andersen
Speakers: Barbara Andersen, Julia Rowland, Maggie Watson
ROOM 435
SEPTEMBER 1
SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: Cancer Care Beacon - Reducing disparities across the European Union
Chair: Denis Horgan
Speakers: Giulia Ferraris, Dario Monzani, Aline Machiavelli
24 IPOS 2023
H. ROOM 515
15.30-15.50: Sexual rehabilitation for women with gynecological cancers receiving

15.30 radiotherapy: preliminary results of a multi-center randomized trial of a nurse-led
- intervention
Isabelle Suvaal
17.00
15.50-16.00: Two-year trajectories of sleep disturbance in cancer survivors following
treatment completion
Julia Chan
16.00-16.10: Cognitive rehabilitation and psychosocial intervention through a scalable digital

ecosystem in breast cancer: a randomised clinical trial
Maria Serra Blasco
16.10-16.30: Sleep-Now - Cognitive behavioral therapy and physical exercise in men with
prostate cancer with insomnia: A feasibility randomized controlled trial
Beverley Lim Høeg
16.30-16.40: My life turned upside down: Arab cancer survivors sexuality wellbeing
Ibrahim Alananzeh
16.40-16.50: Perspectives of patients with metastatic breast cancer on exercise programs.

Results from a survey study in five European countries.
Martijn Stuiver
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 517
SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: Innovations in Symptom Assessment and Management in Rare Cancers and
Beyond from the U.S. National Cancer Institute Center for Cancer Research (NCI-CCR)
Chair: Terri S. Armstrong
Speakers: Alvina A. Acquaye-Mallory, Amanda L. King, Elizabeth Vera
ROOM MALLIANI
PANEL
15.30-16.30: Nutrimental - all the taste of care
Speakers: Vittorio Guardamagna, Grazia Armento
TALK SHOW
SEPTEMBER 1
16.30-17.00: Beauty cosmetic treatment and cancer: what can we do?

“La forza e il sorriso - look good feel better Italia Onlus”
Chair: Emma Louse Crawley
Speakers: Anna Segatti, Florence Didier, Elisa Bonandini, Elisabeth Holzknecht
PROGRAMME 25
17.15 AULA MAGNA

Fondazione Umberto Veronesi award
17.30 AULA MAGNA
Orchestra UNIMI
Teofil Milenkovic, maestro concertatore e violino solista
Francesco Geminiani, Concerto Grosso op 5 n° 12 in re minore, “La Follia”
Antonio Vivaldi, Le quattro stagioni
18.30 Cocktail reception in the University Courtyard

SEPTEMBER 1
26 IPOS 2023
SEPTEMBER 2
H. AULA MAGNA
SYMPOSIUM
08.30-10.00: The Emerging Role of Neuro-Immune Biomarkers in Psycho-Oncology
Chair: Miri Cohen
08.30 Speakers: Kim Youngmee, Yori Gidron, Johanna Czamanski-Cohen, Miri Cohen
-
ROOM 201
10.00 Caregivers’ needs and interventions addressing them
08.30-08.50: Improvement of psychosocial well-being of onco-pediatric patients and of

their caregivers enrolled in Una Nueva Esperanza’s (UNE, Puebla, Mexico) support group
intervention program
Ma del Rocio Banos-Lara
08.50-09.10: A mixed-method examination of financial distress in couples coping with

metastatic breast cancer
Juliet Kroll
09.10-09.30: Taking care of the care giver: A transdisciplinary work model in palliative care
family clinic
Yair Mor
09.30-09.40: End-of-life experiences among language minority informal caregivers

Justine Albert
09.40-09.50: Emotion and Symptom-focused Engagement (EASE): Pilot Trial of a

Psychosocial Intervention Adapted for Family Caregivers of Children Newly Diagnosed with
Acute Leukemia
Ally Yu
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 208
08.30-08.40: Uncovering the complex role of social support in long-term adjustment to

pediatric leukemia: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of experiences of young
adult survivors
Camille Bourdeau
08.40-08.50: Assessing quality of life in women with breast cancer

Lovorka Brajkovic
08.50-09.00: Educational differences in impaired functioning and severe symptoms among

27,857 cancer survivors in Denmark
Susanne Oksbjerg Dalton
PROGRAMME 27
H. 09.00-09.10: Prevalence of loneliness and associations with health behaviours and BMI in
5835 people living with and beyond cancer (LWBC)
Abi Fisher
08.30 09.10-09.20: A scoping review of post-treatment cancer survivorship care in Africa: Looking
- back to inform future practices
Isaiah Gitonga
10.00
09.20-09.30: Identifying associations between demographics and fear of cancer recurrence
as assessed by the Ottawa Clinical Fear of Recurrence -Measure (OCFR-M).
Samantha Kempe
09.30-09.40: Different life experiences with multiple myeloma and gaps between patients
and caregivers: 40 dyads in-depth interview
Kim Sooyeon
09.40-09.50: Supportive Care Needs of Men diagnosed with Prostate Cancer and their
Close Allies across Primary Treatment Modalities (The PCaN Study): A cross-sectional
national registry-based study
Carolyn Mazariego-Jones
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 211
08.30-08.50: Prevalence and determinants of poor sleep quality in cancer survivors

compared to a normative population: a PROFILES registry study
Nicole Ezendam
08.50-09.10: Household income, emotional concerns and help-seeking among adult

survivors of cancer
Margaret Fitch
09.10-09.30: Prevalence of mental disorders in patients with newly diagnosed cancer in

relation to socioeconomic status
Anja Mehnert-Theuerkauf
09.30-09.40: Health-related Quality of Life, Depression and Fear of Progression in Patients

with Breast, Prostate, and Colorectal Cancer: Changes during Oncological Inpatient
Rehabilitation and at a 9 Months Follow-up.
Juergen Giesler
09.40-09.50: Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes (e-PROs) to improve the management

and delivery of services coordinated across service levels and sites of care for lung cancer
patients
Mona Magalhaes
09.50-10.00: Q&A
28 IPOS 2023
H. ROOM 302
08.30-08.40: Developing a bereaved-centred model of bereavement care for an Australian

08.30 context
- Laura Kirsten
10.00 08.40-08.50: The role of communication on attitudes towards Medical Assistance in Dying
(MAiD) and the experience from the perspectives of patients with advanced cancer: A
qualitative study
Olivia Mazzurco
08.50-09.00: Beyond the illness: exploring the multifaceted needs of bereaved parents
following the death of their child to cancer
Anna Katharina Vokinger
09.00-09.10: What Does Meaning Mean?

Simon Wein
09.10-09.30: Supporting Patients and Spouses in Parenting their Young Children while
Facing an Incurable Cancer: Results of a Pilot Trial
Kathrin Milbury
09.30-09.40: A review of the role of relatives in the legal frameworks and guidelines
regarding assisted dying
Charlotte Boven
09.40-09.50: Relatives’ needs in terms of bereavement care throughout a euthanasia: A

qualitative study
Charlotte Boven
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 304
New technologies
08.30-08.40: Effectiveness of a Virtual Psycho-Oncology Clinic in Improving Acceptance of

Disease: Utilizing a CBT Self-Management Model with Online Feedback
Evgeniia Ananeva
08.40-08.50: A smartphone-delivered program to promote the Sexual Health of Colorectal

Cancer Survivors (Anathema): Lessons learned from conducting a feasibility pilot
SEPTEMBER 2
randomized controlled trial

Cristina Mendes-Santos
08.50-09.00: Grieving after palliative sedation: how to support the spouses.

Yasmine Chemrouk
09.00-09.10: Electronic mental health alerting-responding system versus standard of care in

managing anxiety and depression in nasopharyngeal carcinoma: a prospective, multicenter,
randomized controlled, phase III trial in China (eMHARS protocol)
Ze-Jiang Zhan
PROGRAMME 29
H. 09.10-09.30: The effects of digital health care system (Cancer Manager®) on the
management of psychological status and quality of life in patients with breast cancer
Eun Kim
08.30 09.30-09.50: Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Digital Therapeutic on Distress and Quality of
- Life in Patients with Cancer: A Decentralized Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT)
Michael Antoni
10.00
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 309
08.30-08.50: Scaling Up from One Cancer Center to Many: Adaptation of Empathic

Communication Skills (ECS) Training to Reduce Lung Cancer Stigma
Maureen Rigney
08.50-09.10: Acceptability of the self-directed self-management intervention Coping-

Together for Patients with Advanced Cancer and their Caregivers
Sydney Wasserman
09.10-09.30: Update of the German evidence based guideline for psychosocial assessment,
counselling and treatment of adult cancer patients
Joachim Weis
09.30-09.50: Prismatic Coherence Model (PCM): Human Systems Modelling

Jones Helene Markham
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 113
08.30-08.50: Barriers to cancer treatment for people experiencing socioeconomic

disadvantage in high-income countries: A scoping review.
Amber Bourgeois
08.50-09.10: Using an equity lens to consider organizational level barriers to accessing

cancer care for people who are highly marginalized
Tara Horrill
09.10-09.30: Understanding the impact of distance and disadvantage on lung cancer care
SEPTEMBER 2
and outcomes: a qualitative interview study in urban and rural settings.

Daisy McInnerney
09.30-09.50: The Challenges and Opportunities for Cancer Research and Cancer Care in
Rural Settings
David Nelson
09.50-10.00: Q&A
30 IPOS 2023
H. ROOM 422
08.30-08.50: Decision-making processes on medical aid in dying: scoping review and

08.30 qualitative evaluation from multiple professional perspectives
- Pola Hahlweg
10.00 08.50-09.10: Psychological assessment of the decision-making process in the oncofertility

consultation for young cancer patients: preliminary data.
Letizia Lafuenti
09.10-09.30: Treatment Decision Making in Men with Early-Stage Prostate Cancer Eligible for
Active Surveillance: Why do They Chose Active Treatment?
Christian Nelson
09.30-09.50: Communication, information needs and decision making in biomarker-driven

oncology: A scoping review
Theresia Pichler
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 433
Assessment instruments and research methods in cancer care
08.30-08.40: Biofeedback Implementation in a Psychodynamic Consultation Model for

Cancer Patients and their Caregivers
Marco Gonella
08.40-08.50: Diagnostic Performance of Screening Tools for Depressive Symptoms in

Vulnerable Older Patients with Cancer Undergoing Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment
(CGA): Results from the SCREEN Pilot Study
Laura Tack
08.50-09.10: Evaluating depression with psychomotor agitation in oncology patients: a focus

on illness burden and suicidality
Alessio Simonetti
09.10-09.30: Evaluation of the validity and screening performance of a revised single-item

fear of cancer recurrence screening measure (FCR-1r)
Allan ‘Ben’ Smith
09.30-09.50: Assessing quality of life with the SF-12: a comparison between three methods
SEPTEMBER 2
Phuong Thao Le
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 435
Communication in cancer care
08.30-08.50: Developing a Radiation Therapy Talking Book for Indigenous cancer patients
Lara Stoll
PROGRAMME 31
H. 08.50-09.10: “All you need is love, love is all you need”: Indian oncologists’ perceptions and
experiences of empathic communication
Mahati Chittem
08.30 09.10-09.30: Doctor-patient linguistic style matching, emotional language synchrony, and
- patients’ satisfaction in online consultations for thyroid nodules
Dario Monzani
10.00
09.30-09.40: “Teach for dignity”: evaluation of training on dignity-in-care for nursing
students conducted by a psycho-oncologist
Loredana Buonaccorso
09.40-09.50: The importance of welcoming patients to the day hospital

Juliana Vienne
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 515
Health and disease in the people who care
08.30-08.50: Differences in mothers’ and fathers’ perception of family burden during their
child’s cancer
Sonja Kälin
08.50-09.10: Who is caring for the carer? Supporting the wellbeing of the cancer carer in a
Comprehensive Cancer Centre.
Geraldine Mcdonald
09.10-09.30: Loss and Grief: Personal Stories of Doctors and Other Healthcare Professionals:
Patients Can Only Be As Healthy As Their Healers (Edited by Matthew Loscalzo and
Marshall Forstein; co-editor, Linda Klein)
Matthew Loscalzo
09.30-09.40: “VITAL BREATH” PROJECT Taking care of cancer patients and family members
through the practice of Tai Chi - Qi Gong combined with a psychological help group
Federica Lo Dato
09.40-09.50: The AIL training model: a “path” to foster the well-being of the volunteer in
order to enhance the quality of patient assistance
Ilenia Trifirò
09.50-10.00: Q&A
SEPTEMBER 2
ROOM 517
Cultures, countries, and international collaborations
08.30-08.50: Patient Voices: A Thematic Analysis of Stigmatizing Interactions Between

Oncology Care Providers and Patients with Lung Cancer in Nigeria
Chioma Asuzu
32 IPOS 2023
H. 08.50-09.10: Cancer knowledge through the lens of older Latino men and women
Tania Estapé
09.10-09.20: The experience of fear of cancer recurrence in Mexican breast cancer survivors:
08.30 the role of the family
- Jorge Bazan Muñoz
10.00 09.20-09.30: Investigation of the Turkish Health Care Professionals’ (HCPs) Evaluation of the
Unmet Needs of the Patients in Turkiye (Turkey)
Ozan Bahcivan
09.30-09.40: Supporting cancer patients who migrated from regions of the Middle East and
are treated in “the West”. Recommendations for Health Care Professionals for a cultural
competence support derived from a Delphi-consensus.
Alexander Wuensch
09.40-09.50: The IPOS ECHO: Disseminating Evidence-based Practices in Psycho-

Oncology in Africa
David Lounsbury
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM MALLIANI
Empirically supported treatments
08.30-08.50: Evidence based research on the effect of hypnosis as a psychological

intervention in the care of breast cancer patients: A randomised prospective controlled
study
Éva Bányai
08.50-09.10: The reduction of emotional distress after psychological treatment reduces the
risk of breast cancer recurrence in 5-year follow ups
Cristian Ochoa Arnedo
09.10-09.30: Mitigating procedural pain in children using hypnosis-derived communication

techniques: Skills acquisition and maintenance following training in Canadian professionals
in hematology-oncology
Serge Sultan
09.30-10.00: Q&A
10.00 AULA MAGNA
- PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY
11.00 Chair: Tom Hack
How hard should we try? Evaluating implementation strategies for embedding an anxiety/
depression clinical pathway into routine oncology practice.
Phyllis Butow

PROGRAMME 33
H. AULA MAGNA
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Assessment of Fear of Progression and Fear of Cancer Recurrence: Instruments
and results across the globe
11.30 Chair: José Custers
- Speakers: Christine Maheu, Lauriane Giguère, Ana Torres
13.00 ROOM 201

SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Improving Quality of Psycho-Oncology Care for Cancer Survivors through
Publication and Dissemination of Innovative Research: Insights from Journal Editors
Chair: Larissa Nekhlyudov
Speakers: Brian Kelly, Wendy WT Lam, Penelope Damaskos, Larissa Nekhlyudov
ROOM 208
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Ensuring ethical and flexible consent in cancer genomic research and clinical
practice
Chair: Ilona Juraskova
Speakers: Phyllis Butow, Jolyn Hersch
ROOM 211
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Communicating With Older Adults With Cancer and Their Caregivers:
Navigating Meaning And Emotion Among Diverse Populations of Older Patients,
Caregivers, Healthy Older People and Healthcare Professionals
Chair: Gil Goldzweig
Speakers: Youngmee Kim, Patricia A. Parker, Tania Estapé, Maria Die Trill
ROOM 302
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Winning Stakeholders’ Trust in Genomic Data Sharing through PsychoOncology
to ensure the uptake of Next Generation Sequencing and the use of Real World Evidence
Chair: Denis Horgan
Speakers: Paolo Casali, Fabrizia Galli, Jasmina Koeva, Gabriella Pravettoni, Alexander
Roediger, Michael Zaiac
ROOM 304
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Understanding and Addressing the Needs of Adolescents and Young Adults
with Cancer
Chair: Suzanne Guerin
SEPTEMBER 2
Speakers: Suzanne Guerin, Karen Neylon
ROOM 309
11.30-11.50: Network of late effects in patients after cancer treatment

Annika von Heymann
11.50-12.10: What Comes Next? A Storybook for the Children of Cancer Survivors
34 IPOS 2023
H. Sydney Wasserman
12.10-12.30: “Living with breast cancer during COVID-19”: Roles of unmet supportive care
needs, cancer care service disruptions, and COVID-19-related perception in psychological
11.30 distress among recently-diagnosed breast cancer survivors in Hong Kong
- Nelson Yeung
13.00 12.30-12.50: Cancer patients’ most burdensome problems – An analysis of routine data in a
psycho-oncological out-patient facility
Mareike Thomas
12.50-13.00: Q&A
ROOM 113
Health promotion and cancer prevention - Palliative care
11.30-11.50: Health behaviour advice and adherence to the World Cancer Research Fund
recommendations among 5,835 adults living with and beyond cancer
Rebecca Beeken
11.50-12.00: Personal, social and environmental factors determining tobacco use among
school children in India
Sundaramoorthy Chidambaram
12.00-12.10: Psychological, existential and spiritual dimensions of cancer patients in palliative

care
Samantha Serpentini
12.10-12.30: Q&A
ROOM 422
ROOM 433
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: The effectiveness of innovative interventions for treating fear of cancer
recurrence
Chair: Melanie P.J. Schellekens
Speakers: Louise Sharpe, Yvonne L. Luigjes-Huizer, C. Hinnen, P.A.I. van der Wolf
ROOM 435
SYMPOSIUM
SEPTEMBER 2
11.30-13.00: Developing a national Psycho-Oncology service in Ireland across the continuum

of care
Chair: Helen Greally
Speakers: Helen Greally, Vicky Lunt, Louise Mullen
ROOM 515
SPOTLIGHT LECTURE
11.30-12.00: The emotional and cognitive aspects of pain: the role of the Psychologist
Speaker: Riccardo Torta
PROGRAMME 35
PANEL (in ITALIAN) * Accreditamento ECM per Psicologi e Oncologi

12.00-13.00: mTNBC: Come stare veramente bene
Chair: Gabriella Pravettoni
Speakers: Giuseppe Curigliano, Ketti Mazzocco, Alessandra Milani, Rosanna D’Antona
ROOM 517
SYMPOSIUM
Psychosocial issues in cancer care: Italian multicenter studies from the Italian Society of
Psycho-Oncology / Italian Society of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Working Groups
Chair: Luigi Grassi
Speakers. Rosangela Caruso, Federica Folesani, S. De Padova
13.30-14.00 AULA MAGNA

IPOS General Meeting
14.00 AULA MAGNA

Chair: Ketti Mazzocco
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15.00 14.00-14.15
Genomics and new trends in oncology
Giuseppe Curigliano
14.15-14.45
New Opportunities in Psycho-oncology: New Opportunities in Psycho-oncology: social
regulation of the cancer genome
Steven W. Cole
14.45-15.00
Q&A
14.00 ROOM 302

ROUND TABLE (ITALIAN)
- 14.00-15.00: Analisi e promozione della ricerca in psiconcologia
15.00 Chairs: Fabiola Bologna - Gabriella Pravettoni
Speakers: Lucia Bonassi - Laura Bozicevic - M. Novella Luciani - Anna Mancuso - Angela
Piattelli

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H. AULA MAGNA
SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: Work-related experiences and adverse work outcomes in rare cancer patients,
their caregivers and health care professionals
15.30 Chair: Saskia F.A. Duijts
- Speakers: Saskia F.A. Duijts, Amber Daniëlle Zegers, Nanna Maria Hammer
17.00 ROOM 201

SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: The European Society of Medical Oncology (ESMO) Guidelines on psychosocial
clicnal conditions in cancer care: anxiety, depression, insomnia
Chair: Carla Ripamonti
Speakers: Luigi Grassi, Daniel McFarland , R. Zachariae
ROOM 208
15.30-15.50: Cancer-related Fatigue: Gaps between Guideline Recommendations and

Clinical Practice as well as Psycho-Oncologists’ Suggestions for Improvements
Marlena Milzer
15.50-16.10: The cognitive effects of androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) in older men with
prostate cancer on ADT for 1 to 3 years: A comparison study
Christian Nelson
16.10-16.30: Identifying PTSD in Young Adult Cancer Survivors: Do DSM-5 Diagnostic

Criteria Tell Us All We Need To Know?
Christopher Recklitis
16.30-16.50: The dynamic interconnectedness of protective and perpetuating factors of

cancer-related fatigue: Applying the network approach to intensive longitudinal data
Melanie Schellekens
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 211
Paediatric oncology issues and psychosocial interventions
15.30-15.50: Impact of the VIE study: A multimodule intervention to promote healthy diet and
physical activity lifestyles in families confronted with childhood cancer
Serge Sultan
SEPTEMBER 2
15.50-16.10: Psychological distress in parents of long-term survivors of childhood cancer

Gisela Michel
16.10-16.20: Caregiver Emotional Health and Adolescent Health Behaviors at the Completion
of Treatment
Rachel Webster
16.20-16.30: Child-centered Communication in Pediatric Oncology: A Scoping Review and

New Communication Model
Pernille Envold Bidstrup
PROGRAMME 37
H. 16.30-16.40: Cognitive Functioning and Social Outcomes Among Survivors of Childhood

Brain Tumour
Tessa Chomistek
15.30 16.40-16.50: Factors Influencing Distress among Pediatric Cancer Patients in India
- Vidhya Gopalakrishnan
17.00 16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 304
New technologies
15.30-15.50: EHealth intervention to manage symptoms of immunotherapy in patients with

cancer (SOFIA): results of a randomized controlled pilot trial
Christina Sauer
15.50-16.10: Report (of research) on the use of a psycho-oncology mobile phone app to
support mental adaptation to diagnosis and treatment and evaluation of its effectiveness
among patients with primary breast cancer
Anna Syska-Bielak
16.10-16.30: Feasibility and preliminary efficacy of brief coaching calls in Healthy Living after
Cancer Online: a randomised control trial
Morgan Leske
16.30-16.50: Public awareness and attitudes toward the use of Artificial Intelligence in
Pathology in the United Kingdom
Jenny Groarke
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 309
SYMPOSIUM
15.30-17.00: The evolution of the Fear of Cancer Recurrence Therapy (FORT) intervention: To
cultural adaptation to country-wide dissemination
Chair: Christine Maheu
Speakers: Lizette Galvez-Hernandez, Jani Lamarche, Sophie Lebel
ROOM 113
15.30-15.40: Behavioural swallowing therapy delivered during head and neck radiotherapy:
SEPTEMBER 2
pragmatic implementation strategies from clinician focus group

Beatrice Manduchi
15.40-15.50: Feasibility of Routinely Measuring Psychosocial Outcomes of Primary Brain
Tumor Patients in a Neuro-Oncology Clinical Setting
Anjelica Body
15.50-16.10: Implementing patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in clinical practice: Patient

perspectives of barriers and facilitators
Mona Magalhaes
38 IPOS 2023
H. 16.10-16.20: Implementation of the What Matters 2Adults (WM2A) wellbeing measure into
cancer services in New South Wales
Gail Garvey
15.30
- 16.20-16.30: Introducing Best Practice Guidance into Community Cancer Support Centres in
Ireland
17.00 Bernie O’Loughlin
16.30-16.50 Cancer control through sustainable alternate livelihood for beedi workers – An
experience from India
Surendra Veeraiah
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 422
Health promotion and cancer prevention - Psychoneuroimmunology and cancer
survival
15.30-15.50: Assessing Anticipated Regret Related To Cervical Cancer And Preferences

Regarding Methods Of Screening In Romanian Women
Nicoleta-Monica Jiboc
15.50-16.00: Patient factors associated with the psychosocial outcomes of lung cancer
screening: a systematic review
Kathleen McFadden
16.00-16.10: Psychological predictors of early diagnosis of stomach cancer

Diana Tsiring
16.10-16.30: The Impact of Genetic Predispositions to Depression on Quality of Life

and Survival in Patients With Head and Neck Cancer Immediately Post-Treatment: A
Longitudinal Study
Melissa Henry
16.30-16.50: TBD
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 433
Intervention models for specific cancer types
SEPTEMBER 2
15.30-15.50: Ensuring Brain Tumor Representation: Preliminary Open Pilot Trial Results of
FearLess in Neuro-Oncology
Ashlee Loughan
15.50-16.10: Goal-focused Emotion-regulation Therapy (GET) in Young Adult Testicular
Cancer Survivors: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial
Christian Nelson
16.10-16.30: A new model of psychoncological triage in Breast Cancer patients

Daniela Belella
PROGRAMME 39
H. 16.30-16.40: Identifying determinants of adherence to endocrine therapy following breast

cancer: a review of reviews
Linda Sharp
15.30 16.40-16.50: Effect of Motivational Interviewing Therapy on Adherence to Chemotherapy

- among Breast Cancer Patients in the North-central, Nigeria
Chioma Asuzu
17.00
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 435
Patient’s advocacy and community care services
15.30-15.50: Lived Experience of Black Women with Breast Cancer in Toronto, Canada
Ielaf Khalil
15.50-16.10: Impact of income on emotional concerns and help-seeking by cancer survivors

65+ years
Margaret Fitch
16.10-16.20: Cancer-Understanding Prevention in Intellectual Disabilities CUPID

Margaret Denny
16.20-16.30: Peer mentoring: How to integrate peers to support cancer patients in acute care
or rehabilitation?
Joachim Weis
16.30-16.50: Down the rabbit hole: the rationale behind the diverse landscape of walk-in
centers for cancer patients and their loved ones in Belgium
Nele Van den Cruyce
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM 515
15.30-15.40: Improving the wellbeing of people with advanced cancer and their family carers:
A study protocol of a hybrid effectiveness-implementation trial of an Australian dyadic digital
health intervention (FOCUSau)
Ilona Juraskova
15.40-15.50: AfterSedatio: the first study on risk assessment of bereaved partners in palliative
SEPTEMBER 2
care
Yasmine Chemrouk
15.50-16.00: Exploration of Cancer Pain Management in Oncology Outpatient Services with

Healthcare Professionals: A Qualitative Study
Olivia Claire Robinson
16.00-16.20: From active to palliative care: preliminary data on emotional burden and self
efficacy in patients and caregivers
Letizia Lafuenti
40 IPOS 2023
H. 16.20-16.50: Demoralization affects quality of life in terminally ill cancer patients

Andrea Bovero
16.50-17.00: Q&A
15.30
- ROOM 517
Communication in cancer care
17.00
15.30-15.45: Determinants of patient enablement in cancer care: a multilevel regression analysis
with 30 oncology wards
Christian Heuser
15.45-16.00: Didactic or narrative persuasion? An experiment on videos promoting colorectal

cancer screening attendance.
Giulia Scaglioni
16.00-16.15: Understanding human communication in cancer clinical trials: From patient

pathographies to salutographies.
Helene Markham Jones
16.15-16.25: Development of a multidisciplinary tumor board for head and neck cancer
Jessica Hamilton
16.25-16.35: Testing of Virtual Reality Truth-telling Communication Skill Training for Medical
students in Taiwan
Wroung-Ru Tang
16.35-16.50: Communication skills training for Radiation Therapists to improve Indigenous

Australian cancer outcomes
Lara Stoll
16.50-17.00: Q&A
ROOM MALLIANI
SYMPOSIUM (ITALIAN)
Orizzonti e prospettive dello psicologo nei contesti di salute, di prevenzione e di cura
Chair: Gabriella Pravettoni
Moderator: Roberta Ferrucci
15.30-15.40: L’integrazione della formazione psicologica all’interno della formazione medico-

sanitaria: l’esperienza dell’Universita’ degli Studi di Milano
SEPTEMBER 2
Gianluca Gaetano Vago
15.40-15.55: Come è cambiato il ruolo dello psicologo post pandemia: implicazioni e prospettive per
la psicologia della salute
David Lazzari
15.55-16.10: Intelligenza Artificiale (IA) in psicologia: nuove frontiere tra prevenzione e cura
Guendalina Graffigna
PROGRAMME 41
16.10-16.25: Gli interventi a distanza, tra telepsicoterapia e testica diagnostica e riabilitativa a

distanza
Barbara Poletti
16.25-16.40: Lo psicologo nelle cure primarie: importanza della specificità formative pratico-
cliniche nella definizione di ruoli e professionalità
Laura Parolin
16.40-17.00: Q&A
17.15 FuckCancer Choir concert

Stay strong: the choir of those who never give up
18.00 JPORP reception
20.30 Social dinner

Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnica
SEPTEMBER 2
42 IPOS 2023
SEPTEMBER 3
H. AULA MAGNA
Burn-out and interventions to reduce it in HCPs / Health and disease in the people who
care
08.30-08.50: The relationship between team resilience at work and work-related sense of
08.30 coherence among healthcare professionals in oncology – a cross-sectional study
- Dominique Tremblay
10.00 08.50-09.10: Universal Leadership Skills in Supportive Care & Psycho-Oncology: Moving
Beyond the Need for Being on Perpetual Life Support
Juee Kotwal and Natale Schnaitmann
09.10-09.30: The impact of maternal diagnosis of cancer on adolescents’ psycho-social

development.
Laura Bozicevic
09.30-09.50: Stuck between youth and family life – an identification of adolescents’

experiences and needs during their mother’s breast cancer trajectory
Anne Katrine Søby Hartmann
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 201
08.30-08.50: Prevalence of trauma and stressor-related symptoms and its impact on

compliance to medical advice: a cross-sectional study among hematological cancer patients
Franziska Springer
08.50-09.00:Predictors of quality of life and psychological functioning of patients

participating in clinical trials of new drugs in advanced thyroid cancer.
Anna Syska-Bielak
09.00-09.10: Unmet care needs of patients with advanced cancer and their relatives: results
of a multicenter observational study (eQuiPe)
Helen Driessen
09.10-09.20: Comparative Analysis of COVID-19 Pandemic Stress, Stress Management

Resources (SMRs) and Quality of Life (QOL) for Persons with and without Cancer
Thomas Merluzzi
09.20-09.30: Psychological intervention for prostate cancer patients facing Penile prosthesis
implantation
Ida Bolognini
09.30-09.40: Familism, Depression and Anxiety Among Latinos with Advanced Cancer from
Puerto Rico and US
Rosario Costas-Muniz
PROGRAMME 43
H. 09.40-09.50: Effectiveness of treatment for an adjustment disorder in cancer survivors:

results of a Dutch nationwide study
Anne De Korte
08.30 09.50-10.00: Q&A

-
ROOM 208
10.00 Survivorship and quality of life
08.30-08.40: Determinants of subjective and objective cancer-related cognitive impairments

among breast cancer patients.
Maria-Chidi Christiana Onyedibe
08.40-08.50: Quality of life assessment in childhood advanced cancer: development of self-

reported versions of Advance QoL
Lye-Ann Robichaud
08.50-09.00:Functional Status and Quality of Life among Colorectal Cancer Survivors

Revathy Sudhakar
09.00-09.10: Physical and psychoeducation combined group intervention: Exploratory results

Ana Torres
09.10-09.30:Congruence of Dyadic Coping Behaviors among Rectal Cancer Patients and

Their Partners: Implications for Emotional, Relational, and Sexual Health Outcomes
Chiara Acquati
09.30-09.50: The impact of cancer on psycho-social function and quality of life: A cross-
sectional study in 18 pan-European countries
Svetlana Baziliansky
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 211
08.30-08.50: Positive and Negative Survivor-Specific Psychosocial Consequences of

Childhood Cancer: The DCCSS-LATER 2 Psycho-Oncology Study
Anne Maas
08.50-09.10: “It changes everything” Understanding how people experience the impact of
living with a low-grade glioma
Ben Rimmer
09.10-09.20: Fear of cancer recurrence among First Nations Australian breast cancer
survivors
Kate Anderson
09.20-09.30: Evaluation of a specialist nurse-led survivorship consultation in an Australian

gynae-oncology service
Nicole Kinnane
44 IPOS 2023
H. 09.30-09.40: What is the experience of consumers receiving and accessing cancer

survivorship care across Victoria, Australia?
Michael Jefford
08.30 09.40-09.50: Health professionals’ priorities to enhance the delivery of survivorship care in
- Victoria, Australia
Michael Jefford
10.00
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 302
New technologies
08.30-08.50: The use of a remote video for psychosexual counseling

Ludovica Scotto
08.50-09.10: Evaluating the feasibility of a co-designed, online healthy living intervention for
post-treatment cancer survivors: Healthy Living after Cancer Online.
Morgan Leske
09.10-09.30: Factors associated with intention to use tele-delivered supportive care among
recently diagnosed breast cancer survivors during COVID-19 in Hong Kong: Applying the
Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology
Nelson Yeung
09.30-09.50: The Efficacy of an Age sensitive online program on psychosocial adaptation of

Young Chinese Breast Cancer survivors
Yun Hu
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 304
08.30-08.40: ORPHYS – protocol of a feasibility study for short-term psychodynamic

psychotherapy in serious physical illness
Sigrun Vehling
08.40-08.50: Lessons learned from the development of a process evaluation as part of the
DIAdIC international randomised controlled trial of two psychoeducational intervention for
people with advanced cancer and their family caregivers
Suzanne Guerin
SEPTEMBER 3
08.50-09.00: Education for interpreters in palliative care: improving communication in

culturally and linguistically diverse cancer patients
Loredana Buonaccorso
09.00-09.10: Cannabis, the Art of Dissociation

Simon Wein
PROGRAMME 45
H. 09.10-09.30: Insecure attachment and death anxiety in incurable cancers: the mediating roles
of intolerance of uncertainty and experiential avoidance
Aliza Panjwani
08.30 09.30-09.50: Trajectories of Health-Related Quality of Life and Symtpom Burden in Patients
- with Advanced Cancer towards the End of Life: Longitudinal Results from the eQuiPe Study
Moyke Versluis
10.00
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 309
New technologies
08.30-08.40: Digital Therapeutic Alliance in a stepped psychosocial online intervention for

cancer patients: Preliminary results of a multicentre randomised controlled trial
Aida Flix-Valle
08.40-08.50: Who uses connected health technologies after cancer? Evidence from the
Health Information National Trends Survey
Isaiah Gitonga
08.50-09.00: A qualitative study on the feasibility and acceptability of a primary care

intervention for fear of cancer recurrence
Yvonne Luigjes-Huizer
09.00-09.10: Reducing psychological distress through the use of a audio-visual entertainment

during whole-body MRI
Lorenzo Conti
09.10-09.20: The online adaptation of managing cancer and living meaningfully (CALM) for
patients and their family caregivers
Alanna Chu
09.20-09.30: Is it possible to digitalize the cancer rehabilitation team – Digi-CaRe from an

idea to digi-clinical practice
Patrik Göransson
09.30-09.40: Using collaborative, interdisciplinary and community engaged approaches

to adapt a web-based intervention, Juntos Después del Cáncer (JDC), for Latina cancer
survivors and their intimate partners
Dinorah Martinez Tyson
SEPTEMBER 3
09.40-09.50: Best practices for delivering written peer support to cancer patients undergoing
stem cell transplant: Pros, cons, and patient and clinician feedback on a new website
Christine Rini
09.50-10.00: Q&A
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H. ROOM 113
08.30-08.50: Implementing the European Code of Cancer Practice in Rural and Remote
08.30 European Settings
- David Nelson
10.00 08.50-09.10: Do immigrants know less than natives about cancer screening tests – the case
of Netherlands
Jelena Arsenijevic
09.10-09.30: Community-Based Participatory Research: Understanding How Women of the

Global Majority in the United States Cope with Cancer
Phillips Brenda Caldwell
09.30-09.50: Paying off an Old Debt: Assessing the Psychosocial Status of Hungarian Breast
Cancer Patients During the Perioperative Phase
Zsuzsa Koncz
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 422
SYMPOSIUM
08.30-10.00: Championing our patients’ psychological flexibility – innovative interventions
from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in Psycho-oncology
Chair: Christina Sauer
Speakers: Gregor Weissflog, Louise Hall, Francisco Garcia-Torres, Maria Karekla
ROOM 433
Intervention models for specific cancer types- Assessment instruments and research
methods in cancer care
08.30-08.50: TBD
08.50-09.00: Group ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), for breast cancer women:
the usefulness of the Matrix method and Compassion based strategy.
Giuseppe Deledda
09.00-09.10: The psychological intervention mediated by Photography on female cancer

patients: the effectiveness on group vs individual setting
Stefania Carnevale
SEPTEMBER 3
09.10-09.20: Women in Circle: music interventions with breast cancer patients

Fulvia Lagattolla
09.20-09.30: Interplay between temperaments and depression severity and course in

oncology patients
Evelina Bernardi
PROGRAMME 47
H. 09.30-09.40: Breast cancer survivors’ unmet supportive care needs : psychometric

assessment of the Portuguese version of the Supportive Care Needs Survey Short-Form
(SCNS-SF34) and the breast cancer module (SCNS-BR8)
Cristina Mendes-Santos
08.30
- 09.40-09.50: Determining the trajectory of changes in health-related quality of life and unmet
needs among thyroid cancer patients: results of a systematic review
10.00 Harriet Morris-Baguley
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 435
Paediatric oncology issues and psychosocial interventions - AYA issues and
interventions addressing their needs
08.30-08.50: Symptom distress and physical activity of children and adolescents with
cancer: A Latent profile analysis
Yanyan Liu
08.50-09.10: Psychoncological interventions on different level of trauma among children and

adolescents with cancer and their parents
Giulia Zucchetti
09.10-09.20: Late Effects in Childhood Cancer Survivors in Kenya

J.P.M. (Jesse) Lemmen
09.20-09.30: Towards a new model of personalized multidisciplinary care for children with
cancer and their families
Inese Lietaviete
09.30-09.40: Comparison of hyperactivity between survivors of childhood Acute

Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) and solid tumours.
Kaelyn McDonald
09.40-09.50: Pain Predicts Next Day Fatigue in Adolescents and Young Adults Receiving
Maintenance Treatment for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Kimberly Klages
09.50-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 515
SEPTEMBER 3
08.30-08.50: Comparison of loneliness among cancer patients with minor children before
and during the COVID-19 pandemic: an online cross-sectional survey
Kazuhiro Kosugi
08.50-09.10: The Swedish digital Promoting Resilience in Stress Management (PRISM)

targeting adolescent and young adults newly diagnosed with cancer – An evaluation of a
feasibility intervention study
Jeanette Winterling
48 IPOS 2023
H. 09.10-09.20: Evidence- and Experience-based Recommendations for Meeting the Needs of

Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer using Therapeutic Recreation
Suzanne Guerin
08.30 09.20-09.30: Examining the Experiences of Underrepresented and Marginalised Groups in

- the Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Population in Ireland
Suzanne Guerin
10.00
09.30-09.40: Social support and unmet age-tailored specific information needs throughout
the AYA cancer trajectory
Carla Vlooswijk
09.40-10.00: Q&A
ROOM 517
08.30-08.50: Perceived sexual functioning before and after a cancer diagnosis in

adolescence and young adulthood (AYA)
Vicky Lehmann
08.50-09.10: Feasibility of Videoconferenced Group-Based Support Programs for Adolescent

Young Adults (AYAs) with Lymphoma
Stella Snyder
09.10-09.20: Psychosocial aspects of Adolescent and Young Adult cancer survivors from
After Completion Therapy Clinic in India
Divya Raj Kumar
09.20-09.30: Psychotropic Medication in Pediatric Oncology for Acute Psychological and

Psychiatric Problems: Balancing Risks and Benefits
Johanna Blom
09.30-09.40: Q&A
ROOM MALLIANI
Rare cancers
08.30-08.50: Blind spots in the hematological cancer pathway: A narrative study about
supporting and caring for patients
Karine Bilodeau
SEPTEMBER 3
08.50-09.10: Rare cancer patients: interaction patterns and preferences

Katelijne Sanctorum
09.10-09.20: Q&A
PROGRAMME 49
10.00 AULA MAGNA

Making decisions: the best solution for patients and oncologists
- Chair: Gabriella Pravettoni
11.00
10.00-10.15
How to promote self management and patient empowerment?
Ines Vaz-Luis
10.15-10.30
Choices are the hinges of destiny: how do we make good choices in the complex world of
cancer?
Andreas Charalambous
10.30-10.45
Instruments for leveraging the wisdom of interdisciplinary teams
Matthew Loscalzo
10.45-11.00
Q&A
With the unconditional grant of Eli Lilly
H. AULA MAGNA
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Quality of Life in Oncology: measuring what matters for cancer patients and
survivors in Europe (EUonQoL)
11.30 Chair: Roberto Grasso
- Speakers: Cinzia Brunelli, Norbert Couespel, Olatz Garin, Aline Machiavelli, Chiara Marzorati
13.00 ROOM 201

SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: From guideline development to improved practice. Making the journey faster,
fairer and fit for purpose
Chair: Bogda Koczwara
Speakers: Bogda Koczwara, Cristina Pena, Phyllis Butow
ROOM 208
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Improving Interpersonal Communication in Cancer Care: Addressing the
SEPTEMBER 3
Psycho-Social Needs of Patients and Caregivers from Diverse Culture Backgrounds And
Underserved Populations
Chair: Gil Goldzweig
Speakers: Ilanit Hasson-Ohayon , Michal Braun, Simone Cheli, Emi Takeuchi
50 IPOS 2023
H. ROOM 211
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: CaLM Psychotherapy for advanced cancer patients and their caregivers: data
across different cultures
11.30 Chair: Rosangela Caruso
- Speakers: Gary Rodin, Rosangela Caruso, Froukje de Vries, Luzia Travado
13.00 ROOM 302

SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Towards implementation of evidence-based interventions for fear of cancer
recurrence: Real world settings and outcomes
Chair: Louise Sharpe
Speakers: Christine Maheu, José A.E. Custers, Gaynor Blankley
ROOM 304
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: The managers’ perspective during return to work of cancer survivors: what do
we know, and what do we have to learn?
Chair: Michiel A. Greidanus
Speakers: Michiel A. Greidanus, Karine Bilodeau, Bertrand Porro
ROOM 309
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Supporting Childhood Cancer Survivors Who Have Neurocognitive Impacts
Chair: Kathy Ruble
Speakers: Lisa Northman, Clifton P. Thornton, Lisa Jacobson
ROOM 113
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Psychological management of anxiety and depression in cancer patients
Chair: Feng Liu
Speaker: Xiaohong Liu, Ran Zou, Desong Yang
ROOM 422
11.30-11.50: Piloting and usability testing of a PDA for cancer patients with anxiety and
depression to guide psycho-oncology treatment decisions
Joanne Shaw
11.50-12.10: Deciding to have breast reconstruction after mastectomy: what information do

women want?
SEPTEMBER 3
Victoria White
12.10-12.20: Implementing universal distress screening for cancer patients in Taiwan:

obstacles and strategies
Chihtao Cheng
12.20-12.30: Coping with modesty and nudity during radiotherapy for breast cancer: a
multicentric study
Loredana Dinapoli
12.30-12.45: Q&A
PROGRAMME 51
H. ROOM 433
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Cancer screening and prevention in people with intellectual disabilities
Chair: Margaret Denny
11.30 Speakers: Maarten Cuypers, Peter Knapp, Oliwia Kowalczyk
-
ROOM 435
13.00 SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Clinical Spiritual Care and Psychosocial Supports for Cancer Survivors and Their
Families
Chair: Lemeng Zhang
Speakers: Ran Zou, Fei Tong, Lemeng Zhang
ROOM 515
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Psycho-oncology in Ibero-America: achievements, challenges and future
perspective
Chair: Martha Paredes
Speakers: Lourdes Ruda, Rosario Costas-Muñiz, Tania Estapé
ROOM 517
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Dignity and Dignity Therapy: the experience of the Italian Network on Dignity-in-
Care (NiDI)
Chair: Luigi Grassi
Speakers: Andrea Bovero, Loredana Buonaccorso, MG Nanni
MALLIANI
SYMPOSIUM
11.30-13.00: Decision fatigue, burnout and workforce resilience in oncologists’ clinical
practice
Chair: Ketti Mazzocco
Speakers: Ketti Mazzocco, Gabriella Pravettoni, Csaba Degi, TBD
13.30 AULA MAGNA

Awards presentations
SEPTEMBER 3
14.30 AULA MAGNA

Highest ranked abstracts
14.30-14.50: Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada and Suffering: Multi-Phase Study to
Improve MAiD Education, Practice Guidelines and Plan a Research Agenda
Melissa Henry
14.50-15.10: The Supporting Our Carers Study: Developing a measure to assess the
supportive care needs of caregivers of Indigenous Australians with cancer
Rachael Jaenke
52 IPOS 2023
H. ROOM 201
15.15-15.35: A systematic review of evidence for the prevalence and severity of chronic bowel
15.15 symptoms following pelvic radiotherapy.
- Adam Biran
16.45 15.35-15.55: Trajectories of Quality of Life during the hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
Marta Pawełczak-Szastok
15.55-16.05: TBD
16.05-16.15: Lung cancer-specific symptoms and fear of cancer recurrence among

recurrence-free non-small cell lung cancer survivors
Genehee Lee
16.15-15.25: Cognitive performance of patient candidates to neoadjuvant chemotherapy and

its relationship with psychosocial variables
Veronica Neri-Flores
16.25-16.35: Cognitive rehabilitation and psychosocial intervention through a scalable digital

ecosystem in breast cancer: a randomised clinical trial
Maria Serra Blasco
16.35-16.45: Q&A
ROOM 208
15.15-15.35: Activity and participation of childhood cancer survivors during the process of
reintegration into everyday life– results from a qualitative study
Verena Paul
15.35-15.55: Characteristics and components of self-management interventions for

improving quality of life in cancer survivors: a systematic review
Linda Sharp
15.55-16.05: Efficacy of the Framed Portrait Experience on Psychological Health Outcomes of

Breast Cancer Survivors: Early Evidence within an Italian Sample
Denise Vagnini
16.05-16.15: Psychosocial factors associated with quality of life in cancer survivors: an

SEPTEMBER 3
umbrella review.
Viktorya Voskanyan
16.15-16.25: TBD
16.25-16.35: A combined physical and psychological program for the promotion of quality of
life after cancer: a pilot study
Valeria Sebri
16.35-16.45: Q&A
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H. ROOM 211
New Technologies
15.15-15.35: IMAGene. Epigenomic and machine learning models to predict Pancreatic

15.15 Cancer in High Risk asymptomatic subjects
- Serena Oliveri
16.45 15.35-15.55: Digital Interventions for sexual functioning in breast cancer survivors: A protocol
with a brief blended psychological intervention
Ludovica Scotto
15.55-16.15: Psycho-oncologists’ experiences with video consultations during the Covid-19

pandemic and implications for the future – a mixed methods study.
Isabelle Scholl
16.15-16.30: Q&A
ROOM 302
SYMPOSIUM
Trust in oncology
Chair: Daniel McFarland
Speakers: Daniel McFarland, Michelle Riba, Luigi Grassi
ROOM 309
SYMPOSIUM
15.15-16.45: An interdisciplinary ecosystem for the psychosocial and behavioral management
of Cardiotoxicity in elderly breast cancer patient: the CARDIOCARE project
Chair: Fotiadis Dimitrios
Speakers: Anastasia Constantinidou, Ketti Mazzocco, Kostas Tsiouris
ROOM 113
15.15-15.25: The Complexity of Body Image in Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivors:
A Qualitative Study
Alana Ireland
15.25-15.35: The development of clinical recommendations to improve experiences of chronic

pain after cancer treatment for people living with and beyond cancer
Julie Armoogum
15.35-15.45: Online support for breast cancer patients: the experience of the FORT-based
SEPTEMBER 3
follow-up program in the virtual psycho-oncology clinic

Evgeniia Ananeva
15.45-15.55: Sexual Dysfunction and Sexual Inactivity in Survivors of Pediatric Central

Nervous System (CNS) Tumors: A Project REACH Study
Lydia Chevalier
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H. 15.55-16.05: Improving emotion regulation in breast cancer patients in the early survivorship
period: Attentional and psychophysiological changes associated with a brief ecologically
boosted group intervention
Pauline Waroquier
15.15 16.05-16.15: Getting back on track after treatment of cancer: a qualitative interview study of
- cancer survivors’ experiences
Marjolein Lugtenberg
16.45
16.15-16.35: Towards personalized supportive care for cancer survivors: a qualitative study on
the perceptions of cancer survivors and oncological healthcare professionals
Margot Joosen
16.35-16.45: Q&A
ROOM 433
Others
15.15-15.25: Cancer as a bad object – a case study of a Jungian trauma focused intervention
of a cancer patient
Ágnes Anna Kovács
15.25-15.35: Breastfeeding after cancer: a national survey

Lucia Bonassi
15.35-15.45: What’s behind the label: How advanced lung cancer patients receiving immuno-
and targeted therapy label themselves
Sophie Lebel
15.45-16.05: Perceived discrimination (PD) and quality of life (QOL) for African American
(AACP) and Caucasian American (CCP) cancer patients: A qualitative and mediation
analysis of micro- and macroaggressions and coping mechanisms
Thomas Merluzzi
16.05-16.15: Identify suicide risk factors of cancer patients according to their first 2-year
treatment
Yung-Chih Chiang
16.15-16.30: Q&A
ROOM 435
Caregivers’ needs and interventions addressing them
SEPTEMBER 3
15.15-15.25: Simulation-Based Caregiving Skills Training for Family Members of High-Grade

Glioma Patients
Meagan Whisenant
15.25-15.45: Development of a conceptual model of caregiver fear of cancer recurrence

Kyra Webb
PROGRAMME 55
H. 15.45-16.05: Caregiver fear of cancer recurrence levels, measures, and associations: A

systematic review and meta-analysis
Kyra Webb
15.15 16.05-16.15: The Prevalence and Predictors of Traumatic Stress Symptoms in Family
- Caregivers of Patients with Acute Leukemia: A Multisite Observational Study
Angela Mathews
16.45
16.15-16.45: Q&A
ROOM 515
SYMPOSIUM
15.15-16.45: Equity in eHealth in cancer care – developing accessible resources for the public
and patients
Chair: Claire Foster and Tania Estapé
Speakers: Kate Morton, Eveline M.A. Bleiker, Ellen Engelhardt
16.45 AULA MAGNA

Closing remarks
SEPTEMBER 3
56 IPOS 2023
General information
Registration Hours
Psycho-social Academy
Thu, August 31, from 8 AM
Congress Venue 24th IPOS World Congress

Università degli Studi di Milano Thu, August 31, from 5 PM to 6 PM
Via Festa del Perdono 7 Fri, September 1, from 7.30 AM to 5.30 PM
20122 Milano Sat, September 2, from 8 AM to 5.30 PM
Sun, September 3, from 8 AM to 2 PM
How to get to the congress venue:
Buses 54, 60, 73, 84, 94
Trams 12, 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 27
Metro Red line #1 -> station Duomo
Yellow line #3 -> stations: Missori, Duomo Posters
Posters will be displayed on poster boards, located in
the Congress Venue (see maps on pages 57-58)
Posters will be numbered and must be exposed for the
whole duration of the congress.8In order to encourage
Official Language discussion poster presenters should be at the assigned
English, with the exception of few symposia, that will be poster panel during the breaks.
held in Italian (no translation provided)
Badges Oral Presentations

All registered participants, speakers and exhibitors will Oral presenters must upload their slides in the online
be given a badge, which they must mandatorily wear platform prior to the congress. The link will be sent by
within the congress areas. the organising secretariat directly to all the presenters.
In addition, presenters must bring their own slides on
a USB drive key. No presentations from laptops will be
allowed.
Social Programme
September 1, 5.30 PM - Aula Magna
Welcome concert performed by the Orchestra of the
Università degli Studi di Milano Course Regulations
followed by a welcome cocktail It is strictly forbidden to take pictures or film the slide
September 2, 5.30 PM - Aula Magna and video presentations, in all the meeting rooms.
FuckCancer Choir concert Smoking is not permitted in all the conference areas.
followed by a light cocktail offered by the IPOS Journal
September 2, 8 PM - Museo della Scienza e della Tecnica
Social dinner
The attendance is optional and on payment. Tickets can Certificate of Attendance
be collected at the registration desk Certificates of attendance will be sent by email to all
registered attendees after the end of the congress.
Wifi
A free wifi is available in all the meeting rooms and Weather
common areas. The temperature in summer is normally very warm,
around 25/30°C.
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Congress Map
CONGRESS MAP
CATERING AREA CATERING AREA
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3rd floor
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433
3rd floor MALLIANI
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113 REGISTRATION AREA

MAKEUP
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BACKOFFICE
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MAGNA
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2nd floor
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MAIN ENTRANCE
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COURTYARD
POSTER AREA
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ENTRANCE TO 7/14 7/14
AULA MAGNA
18/24
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Endorsements
PROGRAMME 61
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24 th y

As usual, we will be providing high level workshops on 31st August as part of

I look forward to welcoming you to my home city and spending productive

Ketti Mazzocco Thomas Hack

International Scientific Committee

Thematic areas Highlights

2 Education New technologies (eHealth, mHealth, teleHealth, Predictive

4 Measuring Efficacy Health and disease in the carers

5 Sustainable Psycho-Oncology Cancer treatment-related symptoms and toxicity

Palliative and end-of-life care

Plenary Session Speakers

Symposia and Oral presentations Speakers

Acquati Chiara USA Bourgeois Amber Canada

D’Antona Rosanna Italy Gonella Marco Italy

Knapp Peter United Kingdom Martinez Tyson Dinorah USA

Ongaro Giulia Italy Skrypets Tetiana Italy

Wandke Svenja Germany Winterling Jeanette Sweden

Psycho-social Academy Speakers

Baider Lea Israel Maatouk Imad

08.00 REGISTRATION FOR THE WORKSHOPS

09.00 ROOM 211

12.30 ROOM 302

13.30 ROOM 304

17.00 ROOM 309

17.00-18.00 REGISTRATION OPEN FOR THE IPOS CONGRESS

8.30 AULA MAGNA

09.40-09.50: To Gain an In-depth Understanding of Colorectal Cancer Survivor Follow Up: A

09.20-09.40: Effects of the REBECCA Nurse-navigation intervention targeting vulnerable

09.40-09.50: Exploring non-central nervous system cancer survivors’ access, acceptability,

09.00-09.20: Evaluating therapy optimisation processes in psycho-oncology videotherapy

09.40-09.50: “Nothing about me without me” The key to successfully developing an

09.10-09.20: Somatic symptoms and mental adjustment to cancer: a cross-sectional study on

09.20-09.30: Exploring Disease-Related Stigma Experiences in Patients and Partners Living

09.30-09.40: Writing a Life

09.40-09.50: Psychological predicative markers of the prognosis of intestinal cancer

09.00-09.10: Psychological assessment of patient with pancreatic cancer

H. 09.30-09.40: Intensity of mental health treatment of cancer-related psychopathology: the

09.10-09.30: Health professionals and volunteers views and experiences of delivering

09.30-09.50: State of Psycho-Oncology and Palliative Care in African National Cancer

09.00-09.10: Developing a Patient Experience Strategy in partnership with patients, families

09.10-09.20: Developing a ‘living with cancer’ programme in a rural setting: experiences of

09.20-09.30: Implementation of a referral pathway for cancer survivors to access allied

09.40-09.50: The efficacy of Brief Strategic Therapy in the psychological treatment of

09.00-09.20: The impact of mental disorders on breast cancer screening in Taiwan

09.10-09.30: The journey of patients in cancer clinical trials: a qualitative meta-synthesis on

09.00-09.20: Double awareness in oncological patients undergoing meaning-centered

09.40-09.50: Monitoring psychological distress and anxiety in gynecological cancer patients

H. Engagement and adherence to cancer treatments

09.00-09.10: Development of HT&Me, a blended supported self-management intervention to

09.20-09.30: Impact of a web-based self-management adherence intervention on global and

09.00-09.20: The Impact of Voluntary Assisted Dying in Bereavement in the Australian

09.20-09.40: Professional grief in cancer care – A scoping review

09.00-09.20: Evolving support to complement evolving care: Developing an advance care

09.00 09.50-10.00: Q&A

09.10-09.30: Perioperative individually-tailored psychological intervention in breast cancer

09.30-09.50: Men’s adherence to cascade screening for BRCA1/2: which psychological

10.00 Break and poster discussion

10.30 AULA MAGNA

Chair: Csaba Degi