4D Picture Project Podcast

The 4D PICTURE project aims to help cancer patients, their families, and healthcare providers better understand their options. Funding: European Union under Horizon Europe Work Programme 101057332. Views & opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. UK team funded under the Innovate UK Horizon Europe Guarantee Programme, UKRI Reference Number: 10041120.

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Redesigning care paths and metromaps

Welcome to the 4D Picture project podcast - thank you for joining us. The 4D Picture project is an international research study which aims to help cancer patients, their families and healthcare providers to better understand the care options that are available for them. My name is Dr Amara Nwosu - I am a Senior Clinical Lecturer in Palliative Medicine, at Lancaster University in the United Kingdom - I am working of on the dissemination aspect of this project; therefore, my role is to help to inc...

May 12, 2025•17 min

The 4D Picture Juniors team

The 4D Picture project is an international research study which aims to help cancer patients, their families and healthcare providers to better understand the care options that are available for them. In this podcast I interview three members of the 4D Picture juniors team who work on different project areas. Yufeng Liu describes her work on linguistics, to understand how metaphors in communication are used by people living with cancer. Lucia Pitarch Ballesteros describes her computer science wo...

Oct 24, 2024•25 min

Computer Science and the 4D Picture Project

Jun 13, 2024•22 min

Embedded ethics in the 4D picture project

Mar 24, 2024•26 min

How Citizen Science can be used to involve patients, families and the public in international cancer research.

Welcome to the 4D Picture project podcast.The 4D Picture project is an international research study which aims to help cancer patients, their families and healthcare providers to better understand the care options that are available for them. This episode features Professor Sheila Payne (Emeritus Professor of Palliative Care at Lancaster University, Lancaster, United Kingdom). She discusses the role of Citizen Science, and its importance for facilitating involving patients, families and the publ...

Feb 12, 2024•15 min

The role of metaphors in communication about cancer

Welcome to the 4D Picture project podcast.The 4D Picture project is an international research study which aims to help cancer patients, their families and healthcare providers to better understand the care options that are available for them. We are recording a podcasts series, over the next 4 years, to share information about the 4D Picture Project. This episode features Professor Elena Semino (Professor of Linguistics and English Language at Lancaster University, Lancaster, United Kingdom). Sh...

Nov 27, 2023•17 min

Introduction to the 4D Picture project

Welcome to the first podcast of the 4D Picture Project. This is the first episode of this podcast series, which will provide information, about the 4D Picture project. The 4D Picture project is an international research study which aims to help cancer patients, their families and healthcare providers to better understand the care options that are available for them. This episode features: Professor Judith Rietjens (Professor of Design for Public Health at the Faculty of Industrial Design Enginee...

Mar 02, 2023•20 min

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