🗣️Help shape better cancer care for gender diverse communities in Victoria
Women’s Health Victoria is exploring how gender may have impacted your experiences of cancer care and any suggestions you might have for how to make it better. ✅ Why take part? Your input will: ✨ Improve training for healthcare professionals ✨ Build evidence for policy change ✨ Make cancer care better for cis and trans women, trans men, and gender diverse people Who can join? If you’re 18+, living in Victoria, and have received care for any type of cancer - whether you’re a cis woman, trans man or woman, or non-binary - your perspective is invaluable. What’s involved? 📝 Complete a short, confidential survey (15–20 mins) 💬 Optional: Join a 1-hour online interview Do one or both—it’s up to you! 📅 Participate before 21 December 2025 🔗Click here to learn more or sign up Questions? Contact Hannah Kennedy at 0417 454 902 or hannah.kennedy@impactco.com.au. This research is approved by the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Human Research Ethics Committee.🗣️ Share your views: A survey of Australian cancer patients regarding current patient education practices
You can participate in this study if you have received treatment for a cancer diagnosis in the past 24 months. Researchers from Monash University are conducting a survey that aims to identify the current practice of oncology nursing education in Australia. It intends to identify if a consistent and holistic approach to education is being provided and what factors may prevent this from occurring. The survey will explore your experience in relation to the education you received by oncology nurses prior to commencing your initial treatment for your cancer diagnosis. At the conclusion of the survey, you will be taken to a second survey to register your interest to participant in a focus group to discuss your experiences. If you decide to leave your contact details, the researchers will follow up with you and provide further information on what is involved in the focus group. You would then need to provide written consent to participate. For more information and to participate in the study please click the link below: Click here to participate
The Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance survey for those with ILC - closes Dec 26th
The Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance is conducting a survey of people living with invasive lobular carcinoma and their experiences with surveillance, meaning the monitoring for a local recurrence or disease progression. While the survey may not benefit you directly, it may be of interest to clinicians and researchers, which could inspire additional much needed research in this area. The survey should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete and will close December 26, https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/surveillancesurvey2024 I've just done it ....
Introduction - Erana from BCNA
Hi everyone! My name is Erana, and I am the Consumer Engagement Coordinator at BCNA. I work with our wonderful Consumer Representatives and oversee our Review and Survey Group. In the coming months, you may notice a few posts from me highlighting external research and survey opportunities that you can participate in. These opportunities have been thoroughly reviewed and approved by BCNA to ensure it is of high quality, relevant to our Policy & Advocacy Strategy, organisational priorities and will lead to tangible benefits for those affected by breast cancer. While we typically share them through our Review and Survey Group communications, we thought it would be beneficial to also share them here for those who aren’t currently part of the Review and Survey Group. If you'd like to join the group, feel free to sign up here Review and Survey Group. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to send through a comment or message and we'll do our best to respond as quickly as possible. Thanks, Erana :)
