MyPal

Fostering Palliative Care of
Adults and Children with Cancer through
Advanced Patient Reported Outcome Systems

The MyPal project was completed on 31st December 2022.   The MyPal project was designed to foster palliative care for people with cancer by leveraging patient reported outcome (PRO) systems through their adaptation to the personal needs of the person with cancer and their caregiver(s). The MyPal digital intervention was tested through two studies: MyPal-ADULT, a randomised controlled trial, and MyPal-CHILD, an observational study.  The MyPal project was funded by a European Commission Horizon 2020 (H2020) Research & Innovation Action, funded under Grant Agreement nº 825872. It was originally coordinated by Dr Vassilis Koutkias until his death in late 2019 and since then by Dr Kostas Stamatopoulos of the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, Greece (2020-2022).

This website (V2) will be updated with new publications as they appear.

Watch our video about the project

Watch our video, detailing all the technical aspects and use cases of the MyPal platform

Transforming Palliative Care: MyPal Project Wins ASH 2024 Abstract Achievement Award

We’re excited to share that the MyPal H2020 project has been awarded the ASH24 Abstract Achievement Award, which will be presented at the upcoming 66th Annual American Society of Hematology Meeting in San Diego this December!

The 66th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition is scheduled to take place from December 7-10, 2024, in San Diego, California. This event serves as a platform for sharing groundbreaking research and developments in hematology.

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Title cover of the MyPal eBook

The European MyPal study:
Developing digital health for adults and children with cancer

 

This eBook presents the technical, ethical and practical insights, as well as preliminary outcomes, from the MyPal study.

Available to download

What is MyPal?

Who is the MyPal team?

What are MyPal objectives?

Dr. Vassilis Koutkias