The IA & Cancers Association supports Cancer data Reuse Projects (PRC).What is a Cancer data Reuse Project ? A Cancer data Reuse Project is a study that aims to answer a question in the field of oncology by addressing data. This study focuses on a single study population and may address one question or a coherent set of questions. It is successively formalized by :

• A synopsis presented to the Board of Directors for enrichment and validation,
• A study protocol including all the required information to carry out the project, in particular the statistical analysis plan, the matching variables, the provisional timetable (deadlines for accessing the data, building the dataset, analysis and writing the interim and final reports).

The projects focus on issues such as :

• Optimising healthcare pathways by analysing therapeutic treatment sequences to target and address breaking points,
• Personalised medicine through the ability to identify markers for sub-populations which might benefit from a specific treatment,
• Pharmaco-economics for collective efficiency gains.

The projects focus on rare, frequent, poor prognosis and pediatric cancers. Depending on the issues explored by each individual project, they address any public and/or private data available in France (medico-administrative, clinical, real-life, genomic databases, etc.)