Breaking Barriers: Enhancing Cancer Care for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Expert Speaker Presentations

Advances and Challenges in the Systemic Treatment of Cancer

A Canadian research perspective on cancer among adults with ID

Cancer Control in Ireland – Considering a targeted approach for people with ID

Deficits & research priorities across the cancer continuum for people with ID

Advances & Challenges in the Systemic Treatment of Cancer - A personal approach

Accessible Summary: A Canadian research perspective on cancer in adults with ID

Accessible Summary: Cancer Control in Ireland

Accessible Summary: Deficits & research priorities

Concurrent Session 1: Ethics, Advocacy & PPI

Calls to Action – Working together at the Irish Cancer Society

A Borrowed Voice for equal access to Cancer Care

The Assisted Decision-Making Act 2015 & the role of the Decision Support Service

Concurrent Session 2: Screening, Health Surveillance & Detection

A whole organisational approach to support cancer screening in people with ID

Supporting Cancer Care for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Improving Healthcare Access: A View from Practice

Concurrent Session 3: Policy, Practice & Reasonable Adjustments in the Cancer Setting

Pan-European Perspective on Cancer Prevention in People with IDD

Challenges and Solutions; Dr. Suzanne Denieffe & Dr. Margaret Denny, CUPID COST action

Challenges faced by persons with an intellectual disability throughout cancer

How can we make breast cancer treatment more accessible and inclusive

Lessons from mixed methods research

CUPID COST Action Training School

Working Group 2 & 3 - Equitable Cancer Prevention & Screening: Advancing Inclusion for Poeple with Intellectual Disabilities

Training School Day 1

Training School Day 2

Training School Take Away Messages