Join our Solid Cancer Observatory

Using real-world data, the Solid Cancer Observatory maps treatment pathways and outcomes across solid cancers with tailored endpoints for each tumor type in prostate, lung, colorectal and breast to uncover opportunities to improve care, reduce variation, and better align treatments with patient needs.  

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Gain Unique International Pan-European Insights

The Solid Cancer Observatory fills a critical gap in oncology research by connecting real-world data sources that are often siloed — from clinical records to pharmaceutical use and biomarker testing. Where traditional cancer registries tend to focus on a single aspect of care or a limited patient population, the Observatory enables a broader, more integrated view across tumor types and healthcare systems. This approach uncovers structural differences in care delivery, supports cross-country comparisons, and brings visibility to treatment decisions that are shaped by both diagnostic insights and local practice patterns. 

Improving Oncology Care and Operational Insight 

The Solid Cancer Observatory offers hospitals a dual lens on cancer care, combining insights into both medication use and hospital-based interventions such as surgeries and radiotherapy. This integrated view supports more informed clinical decision-making and allows hospitals to better understand the resource implications of different treatment strategies. By retrospectively analysing real-world treatment pathways — including drug combinations, outcomes, and variation in surgical volumes — hospitals can benchmark their performance, evaluate care efficiency, and explore opportunities to optimise both outcomes and resource allocation. With a focus on major tumor types like prostate cancer, the Observatory also provides a platform for research and publication, helping hospitals contribute to the broader oncology knowledge base.
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Unlocking Deeper Real-World Evidence 

The Solid Cancer Observatory provides a dynamic, longitudinal view of real-world oncology care. It enables detailed insights into how therapies are used in practice — including treatment line, sequencing, and combination patterns — as well as the adoption of biomarker testing and its role in clinical decision-making. Sponsors gain visibility into both the uptake and real-world performance of drugs across hospitals and patient populations. Unlike static datasets, the Observatory continuously evolves, allowing for retrospective analyses and ongoing exploration of treatment pathways and outcomes over time. All insights are fully anonymised and aggregated, supporting high-quality evidence generation while safeguarding patient privacy. 

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Simple, Free Participation with Immediate Benefits

Hospitals can join the Solid Cancer Observatory at no cost and easily integrate into their existing data systems. Participation requires minimal effort, allowing hospitals to contribute valuable real-world data while gaining direct access to actionable insights into their own cancer care pathways. By participating, hospitals can evaluate their treatment practices, optimise resource use, and compare outcomes against broader benchmarks. Every participating hospital not only benefits from these insights but also contributes to closing critical knowledge gaps in oncology care, helping to shape the future of cancer treatment and healthcare delivery. ​​
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What makes our Observatory approach unique?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the legal basis for processing data in the Observatories?

The legal basis for processing data in our projects is provided by GDPR article 9.2(h), which covers projects designed to improve "the management of health or social care systems and services."

Who is responsible for data management, and how is it structured?

The hospital is the data controller, while LOGEX acts as the data processor, ensuring data is handled according to the legal and ethical guidelines.

Are there any specific requirements or ethical approvals needed for the Observatories?

Ethical approval might be necessary in specific cases and is dependent on local guidance and regulations. The focus of the observatory is to improve healthcare and outcomes for participating hospitals, which means ethical approval is not required in certain countries or specific situations.

How is hospital data handled and are there any restrictions on sharing it?

Hospitals remain the owners of their data at all times. Only anonymous population data may be shared with third parties, and LOGEX strictly follows local regulations regarding cross-border data transfers.

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