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SUMMARY:A Digital Service to Facilitate Recruitment and Retention of Older 
 Cancer Patients in Clinical Trials
DESCRIPTION:This presentation explores the role of patient companions in im
 proving patient experiences and outcomes\, particularly in clinical trials
  for older adults with breast cancer. It examines key factors influencing 
 effective patient companionship\, validated through expert interviews and 
 analyzed across different cultural and healthcare system contexts. Buildin
 g on these insights\, the research extends to the development of an LLM-po
 wered empathetic chatbot designed to support patients emotionally and info
 rmationally. The talk will discuss findings from expert validations\, chal
 lenges in cross-cultural adaptation\, and the potential of AI-driven empat
 hy in patient communication.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>This presentation explores the role of patient companions in 
 improving patient experiences and outcomes\, particularly in clinical tria
 ls for older adults with breast cancer. It examines key factors influencin
 g effective patient companionship\, validated through expert interviews an
 d analyzed across different cultural and healthcare system contexts. Build
 ing on these insights\, the research extends to the development of an LLM-
 powered empathetic chatbot designed to support patients emotionally and in
 formationally. The talk will discuss findings from expert validations\, ch
 allenges in cross-cultural adaptation\, and the potential of AI-driven emp
 athy in patient communication.</p>
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