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"Belonging to CAPO throughout my training and into my career has allowed me to make valuable connections with psychosocial-oncology clinicians and researchers across Canada. CAPO's community is welcoming and supportive, and works together to support patients and families impacted by cancer. It is also always fun to attend the annual conference and reconnect with colleagues across the country!"
Who is CAPO?
The CAPO Communications committee is seeking video or quote submissions from our members in support of the “Who is CAPO?” campaign.
Members of all disciplines, areas of expertise and those with lived experience are encouraged to share a memory or highlight from their time with CAPO. Not sure how to start? We’ve got you covered. Simply finish one or more of the following sentences:
Regardless of whether you would like to submit a video or text message, you will be required to complete the following form and submit your files electronically.
"A wonderful place to connect and learn from others working in supportive care and/or psychosocial oncology!"
"CAPO has connected me to researchers and clinicians across Canada who are similarly committed to preventing cancer and improving patient care."
"CAPO has connected me to a passionate community of psychosocial oncology professionals, from trainees to established researchers and clinicians. Through CAPO, I’ve built meaningful connections and valuable collaborations. I’m grateful to be part of this dedicated community."
"CAPO has connected me to a vibrant community of clinicians and researchers committed to advancing psychosocial care for Canadians of all ages affected by cancer."
"My most impactful experience with CAPO was participating in the CAPO Webinar Series titled “How Can Research Culture Adapt to Engage Patients and Caregiver Partners More Effectively in the Future?” During this event, I received invaluable feedback and guidance on my PhD research, which I anticipate will play a crucial role in shaping my career as a researcher."
"My most meaningful CAPO experience was the incredible resources, information and recommendations for psychosocial approaches that are valuable to make informed decisions. I am grateful for sharing expertise, dissemination and evidence that is the foundation of significant impact."
"My most meaningful CAPO experience was listening to a keynote lecture on Caring for the Soul in Cancer at CAPO 2025 and realizing that psychosocial oncology is my professional home and CAPO is my family. Marking its 40th birthday this year, my CAPO family includes remarkable parents, wonderful siblings and I'm now even old enough to have amazing children."
"Through CAPO, I’ve connected with an exceptional group of dedicated professionals in psychosocial oncology who are profoundly impacting cancer care across Canada. Their support and collaboration has been instrumental in shaping my research and academic career. I am so thankful for the opportunity to be part of this group."
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