To help Canada eliminate cervical cancer by 2040, Praxus partnered with Dr. Ambreen Sayani and Dr. Aisha Lofters at the Women’s College Hospital.
Together, we explored the structural improvements needed to make cervical cancer prevention, screening, and care more equitable.
Using strategic foresight — a prospective, participatory policy methodology — we combined strategic foresight with human-centred design to examine the forces shaping the future of cervical health in Canada.
The research produced three future-state scenarios, six priority areas distilled from 45 drivers of change, a Strategic Foresight Radar connecting clinical priorities with the upstream conditions needed for equitable health-system transformation, and six backcasting maps for the size priority areas.
