KAPA3, in collaboration with the Laboratory of Basic Health Sciences of the Department of Nursing at the University of the Peloponnese, have been honored at the Healthcare Business Awards 2025.
On Tuesday, November 18, at the Ethniki Asfalistiki Conference Center, the Healthcare Business Awards 2025 ceremony took place. For the 10th consecutive year, BOUSSIAS events organized the Awards in Greece, aiming to highlight initiatives and best practices in the healthcare sector.
More than 450 senior executives, representatives of institutions and universities, professionals, and media attended the ceremony, applauding the innovation and quality of the awarded initiatives. A total of 61 companies, organizations, and individuals were recognized across a broad spectrum of business activities.
Among the awardees, the Cancer Patient Guidance Center – KAPA3, together with the Laboratory of Basic Health Sciences of the Department of Nursing at the University of the Peloponnese, were honored with the Silver Award for the project: “Community Co-Design and Implementation of Holistic Educational Practices for Nutrition and Mental Health in Oncology”. The award was received on behalf of both teams by Ms. Evangelia Mpista, Co-Founder of KAPA3.
The Experiential Meetings program offers holistic support to oncology patients and caregivers through community co-design, emphasizing nutrition and mental health.
Its goal is to improve quality of life, empower participants, and promote integrated oncology care in Greece. For all of us, nutritional care is a human right, linked to justice and equity in access, and represents both an institutional culture and an interdisciplinary approach. Providing initiatives such as this project enhances the quality of clinical care, serving as a fundamental pillar in addressing disease complications such as malnutrition.
This program aimed to identify and develop an interconnected set of practices that allow a community to learn how to prevent and manage its own cancer-related challenges, targeting regional communities with limited access to oncology advisory services, including nutrition and mental health.
Interested individuals can participate in upcoming sessions.
This recognition strengthens our commitment to continue our work with dedication, support oncology patients and their families daily, and foster collaborations at this level to maximize the social impact of our initiatives.
On behalf of the entire team of the Cancer Patient Guidance Center – KAPA3 and the Laboratory of Basic Health Sciences, Department of Nursing, University of Peloponnese, we sincerely thank you.
