Partner seeks Consortium/Coordinator Policy, stakeholder engagement and implementation partner for equitable cancer outcomes

PRIMA gGmbH – Longevity Policy Institute is seeking to join a consortium preparing a proposal for HORIZON-MISS-2027-02-CANCER-04 on equitable health outcomes, health economics, health-systems research and outcomes research with and for cancer patients.

Cancer prevention, treatment and survivorship are shaped not only by clinical innovation, but also by access, health literacy, institutional structures and the ability of healthcare systems to implement evidence effectively. PRIMA can contribute the policy and implementation perspective needed to translate research findings into sustainable and equitable practice.

We are interested in projects investigating inequalities in access and outcomes, patient-centred models of care, prevention and survivorship, implementation barriers, health-system preparedness and the long-term health and quality of life of people affected by cancer.

PRIMA is open to joining an established consortium and can contribute to dedicated work packages or tasks concerning policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, dissemination, exploitation, implementation and dialogue with decision-makers.

PRIMA can contribute:

• European and German health-policy analysis
• Policy and regulatory stakeholder mapping
• Engagement of policymakers, civil society, healthcare actors, insurers and municipalities
• Co-design of implementation and policy-translation strategies
• Analysis of barriers to equitable access and adoption
• Dissemination, communication and exploitation activities
• Policy briefs, recommendations and decision-maker dialogues
• Organisation of stakeholder workshops, roundtables and public-policy events
• Translation of research results into scalable prevention and healthcare strategies
• A healthy-longevity perspective connecting prevention, treatment, survivorship and long-term quality of life

We are looking for a consortium or coordinator with strong expertise in cancer outcomes research, health economics, health-systems research or implementation science.

Particularly relevant partners include cancer centres, universities, clinical research organisations, patient associations, public-health institutes, healthcare providers, health insurers, regional health authorities and organisations with access to patient or health-system data.

We are especially interested in consortia that still require a German non-profit partner for policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, dissemination, exploitation, civil-society involvement or the translation of project results into European and national policy.