Professor Afaf Girgis ​ Psycho-oncology Research Group Centre for Oncology Education and Research Translation Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research,

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Professor Afaf Girgis ​ Psycho-oncology Research Group Centre for Oncology Education and Research Translation Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research, UNSW Medicine

Funding: Cancer Institute NSW & Bupa Health Foundation Governance: SWSLHD, ISLHD, CINSW, cross-LHD Advisory Groups An integrated eHealth platform, using patient reported outcomes (PROs) to enable cancer survivors to achieve and maintain improved health and wellbeing and better cancer outcomes. 15+ years of evidence, now being translated into practice, clear agenda of both research and integrated service improvement

System-level benefits of PROMPT-Care PROs integrated with hospital’s EMR Systematic data collection during & post-treatment; triggers Longitudinal and outcome data for all patients, not just research Patient-centred clinical care: automated PRO scoring; real- time clinician feedback; treatment and referral pathways; reports accessible by all team members Patient self-management and shared care with GPs – fulfilling patients’ needs without necessarily using finite specialist resources In future: improved knowledge about CALD issues; access for CALD patients