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Trends Med, 2017 Volume 20: 1-3 Every year, 3.5 million people in the EU are diagnosed with cancer, and 1.3 million people die from cancer each year. In fact, 40% of us are likely to face this disease at some stage of our life. The EU has been actively working to reduce the incidence of cancer for decades and, in the last few months, the President of the European Commission has invited all interested individuals and organizations to share their views and experiences in order to create a Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan and put European citizens at the center. To be honest, too many times we have heard that the patient must be put at the center: will this be the right time? Much will depend on the ability to give concrete answers to what citizens and patients ask, that is: more prevention & information; consideration of the patients' psychological and socioeconomic conditions, and support to their families; uniformity of care and fair access to health services & innovative technologies; GPs training & integration/better communication with the specialist; fight against the lack of continuity of care in the treatment path, waiting lists & bureaucracy; patient-centered care pathways/personalization of care paths; greater listening by HCPs & patients’ involvement in the treatment plan; lower costs for the citizens & greater patient safety; job protection & integration of public social policies (care benefit/civil disability; school integration; overcome the isolation of the elderly, etc.).

Europe’s beating cancer plan & citizens’ engagement - The case history of the civic monitoring of onco-hematological Day Hospitals across Italy