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The congress' contributors

The congress' Contributors

Henry Scowcroft

Henry studied biochemistry at Oxford University before deciding that laboratory life wasn’t for him, and he went to work for a science journal instead. From there, he went on to complete a Masters degree in Science Communication and, after a brief flirtation with science journalism, in 2003 he joined Cancer Research UK's communications team, where he has remained ever since. In nearly 17 years at the charity, he has had a number of diverse roles, including setting up, editing and writing for their digital news platform, and working on a number of high-profile media campaigns. In 2016, his partner was diagnosed with advanced bladder cancer and died shortly afterwards - an experience about which Henry is now writing a book, and which has led to him taking on a number of advocacy and involvement roles, including with the National Cancer Research Institute’s bladder and renal research group.

Master of Ceremonies

Speakers

Learn more about Ana Toledo-Chávarri

Ana Toledo-Chávarri

Coordinator of the Patient Involvement Strategy, Spanish Network of Agencies for Assessing National Health System Technologies and Performance- RedETS

Ana Toledo-Chávarri

Advisory Board Members

Programme Committee Members

Patients included

We are proud to announce that EPF Congress 2021 is Patients Included™. This means that EPF is committed to incorporating the experience of patients as experts in living with their condition while ensuring they were neither excluded nor exploited.

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