VISION & INNOVATION:
Where excellence drives the future of gynecologic oncology
A high-level international meeting bringing together clinical leaders, researchers, and industry partners to shape the next decade of gynecologic oncology through innovation, evidence, and legacy.
About the Meeting
Vision & Innovation is an international meeting that brings together leading voices in gynecologic oncology around a dual purpose: advancing evidence-based clinical innovation while honoring the scientific and editorial legacy of Prof. Pedro T. Ramírez, a key figure in the contemporary evolution of the specialty. Over two days, the program combines advanced surgery, medical oncology, translational science, and artificial intelligence with a humanistic perspective focused on patients, quality of life, and the major challenges shaping the 2025–2035 horizon. Designed as a high-level forum oriented toward real-world implementation, Vision & Innovation connects clinical leaders, academics, and industry partners with a shared goal: transforming evidence into practice and helping define the future of gynecologic oncology.
Key Topics:
- Future standards in gynecologic oncology surgery and advanced clinical decision-making.
- Breakthrough therapies and translational science shaping real-world practice.
- Artificial intelligence driving the next paradigm in diagnosis, surgery, and research.
- Patient-centered innovation: fertility, menopause, survivorship, and quality of life.
- Value, sustainability, and global challenges in modern oncology care.
- Training, leadership, and the legacy of the next generation.
- Scientific publishing, editorial vision, and the evolving role of IJGC.
A Tribute & A Vision:
Honoring the legacy of Prof. Pedro T. Ramírez while exploring the future of gynecologic oncology through innovation, scientific excellence, and a humanistic approach to patient care.
Audience Target:
Profile of attendees with high capacity for clinical, academic, and training influence (content directed at advanced practice):
- Gynecologic oncologists and high-complexity surgeons (pelvis/retroperitoneum/upper abdomen).
- Medical oncologists dedicated to gynecologic tumors.
- Radiation oncologists and pathologists dedicated to gynecologic tumors.
- Multidisciplinary teams: oncology nursing, psycho-oncology, rehabilitation and prehabilitation/ERAS.
- Fellows and residents (legacy, training, and future leadership).
- Clinical directors and managers involved in centralization, quality, and health outcomes.
Meeting Format:
In-person symposium over two days with plenary sessions organized by thematic blocks, implementation-oriented debates, and networking spaces.
The design promotes interaction between speakers, moderators, and attendees, as well as the transfer of knowledge to real practice.
The design promotes interaction between speakers, moderators, and attendees, as well as the transfer of knowledge to real practice.
Organizing Committee:
- Dr. Enrique Chacón Cruz, Cancer Center Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain
- Dr. Arthur Hsu, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
- Dr. José Ángel Mínguez Milio, Cancer Center Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain
- Dr. Antonio González-Martín, Cancer Center Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Madrid, Spain
- Dr. Luis Chiva de Agustín, Cancer Center Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Madrid, Spain
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