Save the Date: 11 – 13 June 2026 in Ljubljana
Countdwon until Tuesday the 10th
the information about the nomination will be send out to all registered ESOP-members
At ECOP7 in Ljubljana, we plan to have a poster session on
“My Day with Oncology Pharmacy”
to showcase the work of pharmacists, technicians and other healthcare professionals around the world whose working day incorporates oncology pharmacy in some capacity. Individual countries will have the opportunity to present their country’s results at ECOP7. After the survey deadline, we will send the results to representatives from the individual countries and hold a zoom meeting to discuss further steps on presenting the results at ECOP7.
Building on the previous work completed by ESOP colleagues, we updated the questions in the “My Day with Oncology Pharmacy” survey. Our aim is to capture a personal snapshot of a day in oncology pharmacy. Please answer the survey based on your own experience of a typical day in your place of work.
The survey is available in several languages which we hope will help you to answer the questions more easily so that we can get many responses from around the world. Thank you to all colleagues who helped with the translation.
The survey is open to both ESOP members and colleagues working in oncology pharmacy who are not members of ESOP. Please share the survey link with your colleagues so that we can get as many responses as possible.
Thank you in advance for your help.
A Heartfelt Thank you for Supporting the "Yellow Hand" Initiative
The European Society of Oncology Pharmacy (ESOP) extends its sincere gratitude to all pharmaceutical companies and healthcare professionals who have embraced the “Yellow Hand”
symbol as a mark of safety, responsibility, and care. We sincerely hope to continue encouraging everyone involved in the handling and transport of cytotoxic drugs to actively support and promote the use of the “Yellow Hand” as a symbol of safety and care.
For over a decade, their shared commitment has played a vital role in protecting healthcare workers and patients alike by ensuring the safe handling and transport of cytotoxic drugs. By clearly identifying hazardous substances during both external shipping and internal delivery, they enable swift, professional responses in case of contamination and set a strong example for safety, sustainability, and best practices in healthcare logistics.
Clicking on the logo will lead you to further information about the initiative and its commitment to enhancing safety in the handling of cytotoxic drugs.
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