Ambre Ittouchene
Research
ICEbreaker: Information, Communication, and Emotional Regulation in the Face of Cancer.
My research focuses on developing a digital, online, multi-module intervention that addresses the needs for information, communication (between cancer patients, their relatives, and healthcare providers), as well as emotional regulation.
For more information about the ICEbreaker project, follow this link.
PhD thesis under the supervision of Dr. Kristopher Lamore.
Conference
ACFAS (Ottawa, May 15, 2024): How can digital tools support cancer patients and their relatives in oncology? The example of the ICEbreaker intervention.
CNO (Deauville, May 15-17, 2024): How do healthcare professionals perceive the implementation of a digital system to support cancer patients and their relatives? A qualitative study.
AFPSA (Toulouse, June 27-28, 2024): Healthcare professionals' perspectives on implementing a digital supportive care tool to support cancer patients and their relatives.
EHPS (Cascais, September 3-6, 2024): Healthcare professionals' perspectives on digital tools to support cancer patients and their relatives
IPOS (Maastricht, September 24-27, 2024): Healthcare professionals' perspectives on the implementation of a digital supportive care tool to support cancer patients and their relatives.
CHU (Lille, September 19, 2024): Development of digital supportive care tools in oncology: Stakeholders' perspectives. Digital health innovation. For whom? For what purpose?