Welcome and Introduction

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1 Item 1: Welcome and Introduction Daniel Kelly EONS President

2 An eventful year! Financial changes Management changes Oncopolicy project (RECaN) Independent Congress here in Dublin

3 Much to celebrate Successful meeting here in Dublin with IPOS Awards and prizes Joint events, ESO masterclass, EONS/TCT summit, research promotion via PhD workshops New sponsors and opportunities Working successfully with ISNCC and others

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7 Board: Prof Daniel Kelly: President Dr Lena Sharp:President-Elect Erik van Muilekom: Past President- Cristina Lacerda: Treasurer Prof Theresa Wiseman: Secretary Paul Trevatt: Communication Patrick Crombez: Advocacy Dr Andreas Charalambous:Research Dr Rebecca Verity: Education

8 EONS Team Rudi Briké: Membership & Communications Mariska Mooijekind: Projects Manager Loureen Pierce: Book-keeper Kate Griffin: Newsletter, Web & Social Media Steve Rowett: E-learning & Web IT Helen Oswald: Magazine Editor in Chief Jason Harris: Photography & Design Jim Boumelha: Production Editor Catherine Miller: Medical Editor

9 Farewell to Clair Watts Clair has played a critical role in the development and shaping of the organisation and the Board would like to thank her for her commitment and wish her the best of luck in her future endeavours

10 Item 2: Minutes of the previous meeting Daniel Kelly Minutes

11 Item 3: President s strategic direction 2017 Daniel Kelly

12 President s report : improving and innovating New model of governance- 3 Presidents, Board, Business meetings Review CEO role in light of what we need Cost-control and fundraising Additional advice to the board (income generation) Use of technology to communicate All must continue to benefit members

13 Communication is key Continue to review our communication strategy and think about how best to reach our audience (members, collaborating societies and sponsors) Share good news and succesful developments, Review how the board & working groups function.

14 Communication is key Try to save on expenditure (eg. meeting in hospitals and universities rather than hotels, communicating by Skype) Communicating with other Societies and with ECCO Ensuring that nurses are involved in the Oncopolicy quality work

15 President s communication Blogs Twitter Speaking and representing EONS in different member societies and events Linking internationally with ISNCC, ONS etc All relies on teamwork and support of my colleagues on the board

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17 Item 4 Treasurer s report Cristina Lacerda Treasurer

18 Overview End of year report FY (in progress) Changing funding cycle from ECCO Q&A

19 Income: FY 2015/ / / /13 Membership 50,590 50,058 54,315 33,445 Projects 124,868 40, , ,942 Bank interest ,742 10,293 Royalties 7,816 5,346 8,503 1,920 ECCO reimbursement/ Grants , ,837 16,259 Accreditation 5,817 3,340 1,600 4,000 Total 791,588 99, , ,859 All figures shown in

20 Expenditure: FY 2015/ / / 14 Projects 43,394 58,917 90,835 Grants & Awards 52,596 53,801 72,298 Membership services 433, , ,822 Governance and finance costs 50,263 44,345 76,062 Total 579, , ,017 All figures shown in

21 Comparison of Financial Outcomes: FY FY 2015/ / /14 Income 791, , ,435 Expenditure 579, , ,017 Nett (outgoing)/ incoming for FY 212,333 (617,751) 193,418 Balance at 31 March 815, ,961 1,220,712

22 Outcome of Financial Year Financial report will be available on website Accompanying activity and public benefit report is being developed Submission to Charity Commission & publication on website due January 2017 All financial & activity reports for the past 10 years can be found on the Charity Commission website

23 Budget for Financial Year Annual budget: -developed before start 1 April 2016 Strategy: -to seek new income streams & optimise current sources -continue to review & reduce project costs -increase shared project development with partner organisations -be realistic with level of new activity started Activities & costs: -being monitored against the plan throughout the year -mid-year report (April-Sept 2016) will be discussed at next EB meeting

24 Questions? Thank you

25 Item 5: Activity Update CARE activities update

26 Communication Chair-Paul Trevatt Dublin 2016 #EONS10

27 Role and function of Communication Working Group Communication Information Membership representation #EONS10

28 5,000 Visits per month April 2012-March 2016, n = 108,086 by month 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Jul-12 Aug-12 Sep-12 Oct-12 Nov-12 Dec-12 Jan-13 Feb-13 Mar-13 Apr-13 May-13 Jun-13 Jul-13 Aug-13 Sep-13 Oct-13 Nov-13 Dec-13 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 Jul-14 Aug-14 Sep-14 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16

29 Most accessed sections year on year April 2014 March 2015 Page views April 2015 March 2016 Page views /education/ 19,974 /communication/ 25,524 /communication/ 19,611 /education/ /about_eons/ 10,254 /about_eons/ 12,692 /awardsgrants/ 6,240 /awardsgrants/ 7,826 /research/ 5,399 /research/ 6,657 /membership/ 5,230 /membership/ 4,609 /advocacy/ 2,407 /advocacy/ 3,544 /eons30/ 130

30 2500 Number of visits by top ten country United Kingdom United States Belgium Netherlands Germany Switzerland Turkey Italy Spain Ireland 0

31 Visits by device type Desktop Mobile Tablet Apr 10 - Mar 11 Apr 11 - Mar 12 Apr 12 - Mar 13 Apr 13 - Mar 14 Apr 14 - Mar 15 Apr 15 - Mar 16

32 You said, we listened YCN web page (1200 hits) Creation of a YCN NV appointed NE role (2 year) - Ambassador - Architect / conduit - Change agent Working with national societies to develop / expand social media

33 What else have we done? Digital EONS magazine Presidents Blog Newsletter LinkedIn Instagram

34 Brexit!

35 Advocacy Patrick Crombez

36 Advocacy WG Patrick Crombez, EONS Board Member (Chair), Belgium Aoife McNamara (Chair), Ireland Katarina Lokar, Slovenia Sidsel Dragsbæk Holm, Denmark Per Fessé, Sweden Johan de Munter, Belgium Petra Riemer-Hommel, Germany Theologia Tsitsi, Cyprus Halldóra Hálfdánardóttir, Iceland Graça Braz, Portugal Paul Trevatt, EONS Board Member, UK (Communication WG)

37 Advocacy WG Survey Inclusive Communication 1st European Cancer Nursing Day 18 May 2017 Position Statements

38 Advocacy WG Survey Inclusive Communication February-April 2016 Aim: to identify if there is a need for European non-oncology societies to establish collaboration with EONS, especially regarding (basic) education programs in oncology to support non-oncology nurse in their role and interaction with cancer patients 8 main questions 255 visitors 112 completed and submitted the survey

39 Advocacy WG Survey Inclusive Communication February-April 2016 Conclusion/Decision 75 % of the responses came from Iceland outcome is considered not to be representing a European view Agreed to repeat perhaps the survey at a later stage Data on Iceland been provided to the Icelandic Cancer Nursing Society for their use and information New Member Advocacy WG Halldora Halfdanardottir from Iceland

40 1 st European Cancer Nursing Day 2017 EONS will hold the 1 st European Cancer Nursing Day on 18 th May This coincides with the 25 th anniversary event of the Estonian National Cancer Nursing Society and the EONS Board Meeting which is scheduled to be held in Estonia. Purpose: To Recognise European Cancer Nursing on an annual basis. Social media (Twitter, Facebook) will be the main channels of communication for the day.

41 Advocacy WG Position Statements Launched by the end of 2016 Role of Nurses in Cancer Care (updated version) Cross-Cultural Oncology Nursing & Cultural Competent Cancer Care (new) Education for Cancer Nurses (new)

42 Research Assi. Prof. Andreas Charalambous

43 Andreas Charalambous: Cypru Mary Wells & Daniel Kelly Theresa Wiseman: UK Wendy Oldenmenger: NL Ulrika Ostlund & Lena Sharp: Sweden Iveta Nohavova: Czech Republi Nuria Domenech: Spain Jorge Freitas: Portugal Elizabeth Patiraki: Greece Mariska Mooijekind: NL

44 EONS believes that research is essential to enhancing the quality and delivery of evidence based cancer care for patients and their families across Europe Also through its RECaN project, research is seen as the means to provide the evidence that will promote the visibility and recognition of cancer nursing across Europe (and internationally). The Research Working Group will provide a forum through which research expertise can be shared, in order to support and develop research capacity and capability in EONS members

45 RWG Objectives To encourage research activity and collaboration amongst EONS members, national societies, external supporters and patient groups as effectively as possible To identify areas of research that need further attention or even uncharted areas. To identify and review new funding opportunities in order to support ongoing research activity

46 WG achievements & activities EONS research grant has been awarded every year (40,000 Euro in 2015) Research travel grant 2 travel grants offered every year since 2013 Research workshop 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015 (40 participants in total) 2016 PhD Workshop Dissemination award since winners/year Change Champion firstly awarded in 2016 Research database Website and research updates Research input to EONS activities e.g. masterclass, scientific committees, project start up requests etc

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48 Education Lena Sharp

49 EONS Core Curriculum update Task group all four CARE groups On going revision, new structure Input from Nat Soc Face to face meeting in December Launched in 2017

50 E-learning Collaboration with European School of Oncology (ESO) 2-3 new on-line sessions per year Next October 27, 18:15 Caring for family caregivers, Rebecca Verity Translation and subtitles Fungating wounds, Radiodermatitis, Teenagers and young adults cancer Six languages (French, German, Slovenian, Portuguese, Spannish, Estonian) See at Thank you Celia Diez de los Rios de la Serna, Heleri-Mall Roosmäe, Sara Torcato Parreira, Patrick Jahn, Harald Titzer, Katarina Lokar, Blandine Meyrieux, Christina Schneider Worliczek, Petra Riemer Hommerl, Amel M Sadek, Monique Debord, Steve Rowett, Iveta Nohavova

51 Several projects Oncoassist App available for EONS members TITAN, TARGET updates PreP EONS Endorsement

52 10th Master class in Cancer Nursing March 2017, Berlin Application open! Deadline December 1 30 nurses Master class Master class in Eastern Europe 2018

53 Oncopolicy Recognising the Value of Cancer Nursing in Europe Daniel Kelly, EONS President

54 RECaN Project Clarifying the contribution of specialist cancer nursing

55 Funding and process 3 phase project supported jointly by ECCO & EONS (additional sponsorship being sought) Phase 1: systematic review of evidence of benefit from nursing interventions (reports December 2016, presented at ECCO17) Phase 2: case studies of 4 European countries with differing levels of nursing roles & developments (reports end of 2017, for ECCO18) Phase 3: Dissemination and policy impact (ongoing process but aims to report end of 2018) Peer reviewed publications, summary reports, presentations, dissemination events

56 Management of project Collaboratively with ECCO Oncopolicy committee EONS Working groups ECCO Board Contract Researchers EPAC Policy and health bodies as findings emerge Annual update to EONS Advisory Commitee & General Meeting Info on website, newsletter and tweets

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58 Item 6: Awards and Grants

59 Awards and Grants Invited speaker grant x 1000 EUR Deadline Dec 5 (1st call) Clinical Travel Grant 2016 Charlotte Weston, UK Novice Dissemination Award 2016 Lily Kirkpatrick, Sweden Paola Veenstra, NL

60 Awards and Grants Research Travel Grant 2016 Jane Winter, UK Jane Davies, UK Change Champions Grant 2016 Johan de Munter, Belgium Greta Ghizzardi, Italy

61 Item 7: Upcoming Events Erik van Muilekom

62 EONS Board Elections in 2017

63 We count on you for better candidates!

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65 ECCO2017: When and Where? January 2017 RAI Amsterdam Amsterdam, The Netherlands

66 ECCO2017: Relevant to oncology nurses? Yes! At the heart of patient care, oncology nurses are ideally placed to both influence and benefit from presentations and discussions at ECCO2017 This is a great opportunity to Get involved in the wide variety of multidisciplinary sessions incorporating the oncology nursing perspective Learn from experts in outstanding educational sessions on key aspects of cancer care Take part in dedicated EONS Session discussing challenges and opportunities for cancer nursing Take advantage of your special registration rate: 20% off until 10 December 2016! Use code ECCO2017 Register today at:

67 ECCO2017: EONS Session Don t miss the EONS Session on Friday 27 January, 9.00 to Current challenges, future opportunities in cancer nursing Hear experts discuss the current role of cancer nursing and how it will develop to meet changing demands Find out how the power of nursing can influence cancer care Register now at:

68 Advisory Council meeting 2017 More information related to the format of the Advisory Council meeting will be available in due time. Stay tuned for the E Newsletter and the EONS website!

69 An app for clinical practice. Designed by the professional cancer community for the professional cancer community. It contains all the tools & information oncology professionals need in an easy to use & interactive format. CE approved. It is fully compliant with EU regulatory standards for mobile apps. Now available FREE to all EONS members

70 Now available FREE to all EONS members Step 1 :- Search ONCOassist on the AppStore & download Step 2 :- Once downloaded, choose to Sign up as an EONS member and input your details. Step 3 :- When prompted input the code eons4u. Tools include : BSA, Steroid & Opiate equivalency converters, AJCC staging content, Prognostic Scores, Common Toxicity Criteria for Adverse Events & many more.

71 See you at the next General Meeting in 2017 Date/Venue TBC