Projectgroup
The TUBA-WISP II study is a collaboration between the TUBA study group and the WISP trial group. The TUBA study group is located at the Radboud university medical center in Nijmegen, The Netherlands and led by Dr. Joanne de Hullu. The WISP trial group is founded by Prof. Dr. Karen Lu at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, USA.
The TUBA-WISP II project team:
- Dr. Joanne de Hullu, gynaecologic oncologist Radboudumc
- Prof. Dr. Rosella Hermens, IQ Healthcare Radboudumc
- Prof. Dr. Karen Lu, department of gynecologic oncology and reproductive medicine MD Anderson
- Prof. Dr. Elizabeth Swisher, department of gynecologic oncology University of Washington, Seattle
- Dr. Miranda Steenbeek, resident in gynaecology and researcher Radboudumc
- Dr. Majke van Bommel, researcher Radboudumc and junior doctor in gynaecology
- Drs. Tamar Gootzen, PhD candidate Radboudumc
The study was further developed together with statisticians: Prof. Kit Roes and Dr. Joanna IntHout (both Radboudumc) and Dr. Gary Chisholm and Dr. Christine Peterson (both MD Anderson); pathologists (Dr. Hans Bulten and Dr. Michiel Simons) and healthcare specialists.
Joanne de Hullu
Elizabeth Swisher
Karen Lu
Miranda Steenbeek
Tamar Gootzen
Rosella Hermens
Majke van Bommel
Participating centers
Last update: September 18th, 2024
The Netherlands
United States of America
Norway
Italy
Poland
Belgium
Sweden
Uruguay
Mexico
Australia
Brazil
Austria
Patient societies
The following patient organizations are supporting this study:
- The Dutch patient organization for hereditary cancer, a part of the Dutch Breast Cancer Society 'Stichting Erfelijke Kanker Nederland' (in English: Foundation Hereditary Cancer; previously called 'Oncogen')
- The Dutch patient organization for women with gynaecological cancer 'Olijf'
- The Patient Advisory Board 'Women's Cancer' of the Radboudumc