Resources
Our resources were created by experts in cancer care, cancer screening, and point-of-care technology development. They include multimedia learning materials that serve as an "on-ramp" for anyone interested in developing solutions to improve cancer outcomes globally.
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Have an idea related to cancer or cancer care?
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We've created a decision tree to help guide you and find the best course of action to ensure our collaboration of experts work alongside you to improve early detection and treatment of cancer.
- Do you have a problem related to cancer you'd like to see solved? Or a solution?
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We encourage you to fill out our needs finding form so that we can work together to improve the outcomes of cancer and cancer screening in resource-limited settings.
- Want to know more about cancer screening?
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We recommend using our comprehensive guide on the Standards of Care for cancer screening. This guide is intended for researchers and students in biomedical engineering, cancer prevention, and early detection. It aims to emphasize the Standards of Care for various cancers while offering insights into screening and diagnostic procedures, point-of-care pathologies, WHO recommendations, considerations for high- and low-resource settings, guidelines, emerging technologies, and clinical trials.
- Want to start your own needs finding?
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We have created an example interview script and clinical observation template for students or innovators. The script was developed for interviewing and trying to gather information about cervical cancer from clinicians or healthcare workers across various geographic areas. These templates are intended to be adjusted to fit your needs. The clinical observation template is a spreadsheet that allows one to place observations from one's notebook after conducting clinical observations. We also recommend taking a look at the Stanford Biodesign Student Guide.