For DIGICORE to succeed in its mission to improve cancer outcomes in Europe, it will need to transform the landscape of digital research. This requires securing funding, building infrastructure, and developing scientific hypotheses. However, the success of our mission also hinges on skilled individuals.
Unfortunately, there has historically been a significant skills gap in clinical researchers who can effectively integrate digital methods into healthcare systems and elevate the quality of care management worldwide.

To bridge this gap and empower future research leaders in real-world evidence (RWE) research, we created the IDEAL4RWE Programme. Drawing from extensive academic and commercial expertise in cancer outcomes research, this program equipped young researchers with the necessary skills, including accessing funding opportunities.
The programme is now over, but read on to find out more about what we achieved.