Preventive Medicine and Public Health Specialist Physician working in the Epidemiology Department of Hospital del Mar in Barcelona, Spain. Currently undergoing my PhD studies in Breast Cancer Screening Evaluation.

Preventive Medicine and Public Health Specialist Physician working at the cancer unitf the Department of Epidemiology of Hospital del Mar in Barcelona, Spain. Currently undergoing my PhD studies on evaluation of breast cancer screening programs.

Dr Ondřej Májek is the Head of Department of International Affairs at the Institute of Health Information and Statistics of the Czech Republic and the scientific lead of its National Screening Centre, where he is involved in monitoring and evaluation of screening programmes and introduction of new disease early detection projects. He is also an assistant professor and the head analyst of cancer screening programmes at the Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses, Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. His research interests include monitoring and evaluation of disease detection programmes, cancer epidemiology, and medical biostatistics.

Adrià Moncusí holds a degree in Microbiology from UAB and a master's in Public Health from UPF-UAB. He is currently an associate at the Epidemiology and Evaluation Service at Hospital del Mar in Barcelona and a member of RICAPPS. He collaborates in research on breast cancer screening effectiveness . In the clinical field, he works in the Cancer Prevention and Registry Unit, coordinating early detection programs for breast and cervical cancer, and the Tumor Registry, while contributing to the Infection Prevention and Control Program. He is secretary of the Clinical Practice Adequacy Commission and coordinator of the Vaccination Committee.

Professor Sisse Helle Njor have a master in statistics from Aarhus University and a PhD in epidemiology from University of Copenhagen, Denmark. She has been involved in cancer screening research since 2001 and is currently leading the Research unit for screening and epidemiology at University Hospital of Southern Denmark, Vejle.

Casper Pedersen is a PhD student specializing in epidemiology at the Research Unit for Screening and Epidemiology, Lillebaelt Hospital, Denmark. Whose research focuses on evaluating the impact of breast cancer screening programs using advanced statistical methods to inform evidence-based public health strategies. With a background in statistics, Casper Pedersen is particularly interested in addressing biases in observational studies and developing robust methodologies.

Cécile Quintin graduated from ENSAE (national school of statistics) and held several positions in pharmaceutical companies before working at the French public health institute (Santé publique France) since 2012. She joined the cancer team and became responsible for evaluating the national organized colorectal cancer screening programme. The main activities are the creation of the national colorectal cancer screening database, the production and analysis of performance indicators, the statistical analysis of their temporal and geographical variations, the statistical analysis of the relationship between screening and social deprivation...

Mette K. Thomsen is working with epidemiological studies of colorectal cancer screening. With a background from public health and clinical epidemiology, she has a special focus on evaluation of screening programs as well as social inequality in screening. Current position: postdoc