During the first half of March, Kapa3 continued to highlight important topics concerning the support, rights, and daily lives of oncology patients through initiatives, collaborations, and informational activities.
Efforts focused both on strengthening access to information and services, and on promoting practical and digital tools that make patients’ daily lives easier.
In an environment where patients’ needs remain complex and constantly evolving, reliable information, enhanced collaboration among stakeholders, and the promotion of holistic care are especially important.
Below is a summary of the main developments from the month.
Collaborations
Key partnerships were strengthened with the Sarcoma Fighters Patients Association, the Hellenic Federation of Persons with Multiple Sclerosis (HFoPwMS), and Doctor Homie, aiming to enhance information, support, and quality care for patients.
Actions & Presentations
Kapa3 participated in the scientific meeting “Cancer in 2026: Challenges and Breakthroughs,” emphasizing the pivotal role of supportive care for oncology patients, while also presenting recent developments addressing their evolving needs. Kapa3 also attented the event “Facing the Challenge of Artificial Intelligence” as we remain focused on supporting dialogue around the opportunities and challenges of A.I.
Patient Rights
Supporting oncology patients remains a central goal of our initiatives. Focus was given to updates on the 2026 constant attendance allowance and improved digital access for patients to their test results.
Digital Health & Research
A new European Commission report highlights the critical role of digital health technologies in transforming healthcare systems, outlining both opportunities and challenges for the future of care.
Awareness
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, reminding everyone of the importance of prevention and early detection.
We continue to monitor developments — more news will follow.