The Make Sense campaign is a unique and exciting initiative by the European Head and Neck Society (EHNS), led by Prof. Wojciech Golusinski and Prof. C. René Leemans. The EHNS is a multidisciplinary body that brings medical experts together from many disciplines, including head and neck cancer specialists, oral and plastic surgeons, radiation therapists, medical oncologists, imaging specialists and pathologists. The society also brings together other stakeholders, including speech therapists, cancer nurses, psychologists, physiotherapists, dieticians, social workers, basic scientists and patient organisations involved in any aspect of head and neck cancer.
Through the Make Sense campaign, the EHNS aims to raise awareness of head and neck cancer symptoms and subsequently drive earlier presentation, diagnosis and referral.
The EHNS developed the campaign mission statement to clearly communicate the purpose of the Make Sense campaign. The Make Sense campaign, run by the EHNS, aims to raise awareness of head and neck cancer and ultimately improve outcomes for patients with the disease. It will do this by:
- Driving awareness and education
- Encouraging earlier presentation, diagnosis and referral
- Improving care of patients
The EHNS aims to promote the exchange of knowledge between head and neck cancer experts to encourage the highest standards of research, education and training, disease prevention and patient care.
For more information on the society, please visit: www.ehns.org
Company Details
- Founded
- -
- Address
- London, Gb
- Industry
- Hospitals And Health Care
- NAICS
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Health Care and Social AssistanceSocial Assistance
- Website
- https://makesensecampaign.eu/
- HQ
- London
Make Sense Campaign Questions
Make Sense Campaign's website is https://makesensecampaign.eu/
Make Sense Campaign's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/make-sense-campaign
Make Sense Campaign's industry is
Hospitals and Health Care
Make Sense Campaign's top competitors are
Cancer52,
Corasso,
Bret Adams Ltd.,
Madano,
Europa Uomo Eu,
Digestive Cancers Europe,
Young European Head And Neck Society,
Axon,
Bridge Security Advisors Llc,
Head And Neck Cancer Foundation Aotearoa.
Make Sense Campaign's categories are Hospitals and Health Care
Make Sense Campaign's founding year is 2013
