Gachon University Gil Hospital Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center, End of Year Awards...Book talk, concerts, etc
Dec 04, 2025
The Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center, run by Gachon University Gil Hospital (Hospital Director Kim Woo-kyung), held the '2025 Year-end Awards' at Gachon Hall of the Emergency Medical Center on the afternoon of the 1st.
The event was held to share the progress of the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center's 2025 project, encourage people of merit through awards from outstanding participants in the program and related organizations, and promote next year's project.
More than 100 people, including Choi Soo-jung, head of the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center, and officials from cancer survivors, their families, and cooperative organizations, participated in the event to shine.
The first order of the year-end awards event, which began with the introduction of the center, began with a book talk with Professor Park Kwang-woo of Neurosurgery at Gachon University Gil Hospital, the author of 『Death Study』. Professor Park, who has been treating terminal cancer and Parkinson's disease for more than 20 years, watched the separation of numerous patients and had time to communicate with patients through his thoughts as a doctor and his implications for the 'beautiful last'.
A Kalimba concert prepared by cancer survivors was also held. Cancer survivors who are participating in the music therapy program held by the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center came out as performers and impressed them with beautiful Kalimba melodies.
The following awards ceremony was followed by awards for participants who actively participated in the cancer survivor integrated support center program this year and positively influenced other cancer survivors in an exemplary manner.
Choi Soo-jung, director of the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center, said, `For the year 2025, the hospital has worked hard to run programs for cancer survivors with various organizations in the region such as Incheon City, parks, and museums"Next year, we will also introduce a variety of programs to help more cancer survivors in the region gain strength through the center."
The event was held to share the progress of the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center's 2025 project, encourage people of merit through awards from outstanding participants in the program and related organizations, and promote next year's project.
More than 100 people, including Choi Soo-jung, head of the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center, and officials from cancer survivors, their families, and cooperative organizations, participated in the event to shine.
The first order of the year-end awards event, which began with the introduction of the center, began with a book talk with Professor Park Kwang-woo of Neurosurgery at Gachon University Gil Hospital, the author of 『Death Study』. Professor Park, who has been treating terminal cancer and Parkinson's disease for more than 20 years, watched the separation of numerous patients and had time to communicate with patients through his thoughts as a doctor and his implications for the 'beautiful last'.
A Kalimba concert prepared by cancer survivors was also held. Cancer survivors who are participating in the music therapy program held by the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center came out as performers and impressed them with beautiful Kalimba melodies.
The following awards ceremony was followed by awards for participants who actively participated in the cancer survivor integrated support center program this year and positively influenced other cancer survivors in an exemplary manner.
Choi Soo-jung, director of the Incheon Cancer Survivor Integrated Support Center, said, `For the year 2025, the hospital has worked hard to run programs for cancer survivors with various organizations in the region such as Incheon City, parks, and museums"Next year, we will also introduce a variety of programs to help more cancer survivors in the region gain strength through the center."
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
