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Christian Lopez is an implementation science researcher focused on improving the integration of person-centred care interventions into routine cancer care. His research expertise lies at the intersection of implementation science, patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs), and cancer rehabilitation and survivorship.
He recently completed his PhD at the University of Toronto, conducting his research with the Cancer Rehabilitation and Survivorship Program at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. His work focuses on applying implementation science to support the integration of PROMs into routine cancer care, using theories, models, and frameworks to understand barriers, guide strategy design, and evaluate implementation outcomes.
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As we stand at a new horizon in psychosocial oncology, we recognize the unprecedented opportunities to expand both access to and impact of comprehensive cancer care. This conference will explore innovative strategies for breaking down traditional barriers that have historically limited access to psychosocial support, including geographic isolation, resource constraints, cultural disparities, and systemic inequities in healthcare delivery.
This expansion of reach and influence represents not merely growth in service numbers, but a fundamental transformation in how we conceptualize, design, and implement patient-centered psychosocial care across diverse communities and care settings. We will explore scalable solutions that amplify impact while maintaining the deeply personal, human-centered approach that defines excellence in psychosocial oncology. From telehealth innovations and peer support networks to community-based interventions and integrated care models, this conference will showcase evidence-based strategies that expand our collective ability to support individuals and families navigating the cancer journey, wherever they may be.
The CAPO 2026 conference will run from June 8 to 9, in person at the Sheraton Hotel, Newfoundland.
All fees are NOT subject to tax - CAPO is a charity and does not charge tax.
Early Bird pricing ends April 10, 2026
Monday, June 8, 2026
6:30 to 9 p.m., Spirit of NL Productions, Theatre Gower, 208 Gower Street, Newfoundland, A1C 1R2
Come join us for an award-winning dinner and show experience!
A three-course dinner followed by Newfoundland Screech Cake, the Spirit of Newfoundland’s Signature Dessert! Slices of moist and delicious bundt cake infused with Newfoundland Screech rum with hints of vanilla, soaked in a rum glaze!
Registration includes dinner and the show.
Advanced registration is required.
Fee: $110
CAPO is a registered charity and does not charge tax.
CAPO Conference Dinner & Show event
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ‘N’ LABRADOR SHOWCASE is an original 55-minute comedic showcase emceed by one of Spirit of Newfoundland’s irreverent performers and featuring our talented cast and the Spirit of Newfoundland Band. It’s a full immersion into the music and stories of Newfoundland that represent our unique culture. It’s a real Newfoundland time.
So, what’s a “time”, you ask! Well, a time is one of those experiences that leaves audiences saying things like, “The man next to me laughed so hard his teeth fell out!” Seriously. A time is an absolutely fabulous social and cultural experience. And it always features:
A three-course dinner followed by:
Registration includes dinner and the show. Drinks are extra, and you will be billed separately for these.
Expected Attendees: 175 +
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It is our hope that your organization will be part of improving excellence in psychosocial care and the quality of life of individuals with cancer and their families by joining us at the 41st Annual CAPO Conference in St. John’s, NL, Canada. Our theme this year is “A New Horizon: Expanding the Access and Impact of Psychosocial Oncology”. We are anticipating 175 to 200 attendees from across the country and internationally.
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