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This webinar will consider the potential of co-design methodology to influence cancer care and policy. Examples from a series of co-design cancer supportive care projects will be used to describe how partnering with consumers enhances understanding to inform practice change; leads to pragmatic and innovative solutions to engrained health care delivery issues, and how the power and impact of co-design can inform policy.  Drawing on work with pancreatic cancer patients, older adults impacted by cancer, and people with a broad range of cancer experiences looking to access supportive care resources, this webinar will offer insight to the application of co-design methodology and demonstrate how co-design can address critical elements of value based health care by exploring, analyzing and actioning what matters most to people.