The CLEAR-PC consortium is pleased to announce that its late-breaking abstract on the development and implementation of a stakeholder matrix for prostate cancer and health literacy has been accepted for presentation at the 41st Annual EAU Congress, organized by the European Association of Urology.
This abstract presents the results of a study that applied a structured qualitative methodology to develop a stakeholder matrix, designed to support the co-creation, implementation, and evaluation of project interventions across diverse European contexts.
The stakeholder matrix is the result of a collaborative effort involving all CLEAR-PC work package leaders. It integrates diverse perspectives and multidisciplinary stakeholder profiles, and clearly defines collaborations, all grounded in theoretical frameworks and scientific rigor.
Furthermore, Blanca Lumbreras Lacarra, coordinator of the CLEAR-PC project, has been invited to present the abstract at the annual EAU Congress, which will take place in London from 13 to 16 March 2026. Her presentation is scheduled for Saturday, 14 March, as part of the session titled “Exploring the Frontiers of Prostate Cancer Care: Complications, Technology-Driven Solutions and Patient Experiences”.
The acceptance of this abstract at the EAU Congress marks one of the first significant achievements of the CLEAR-PC project, which aims to design, develop, and implement evidence-based prostate cancer literacy tools and strategies – developed in partnership with stakeholders – to enhance health literacy and reduce health inequalities across Europe.