Hello all
We have been approached by Bournemouth University who are carrying out some research about how a cancer diagnosis and treatment impacts on peoples' personal and close relationships. This is a topic not everyone feels comfortable discussing, but can be important to how we feel and adjust. This anonymous survey aims to improve understanding and support. If you are interested in assisting their are more details below:
Caring for the Sexual Health and Wellbeing of Cancer Survivors and their Intimate
Partners: An Anonymous Survey
Cancer and its treatment can affect sexual health and wellbeing in lots of ways, and
it can lead to physical, psychological and interpersonal sexual difficulties.
Bournemouth University researchers want to learn more about the care that the
hospital cancer team give for sexual health and wellbeing. Do you want to tell us
about your experiences and preferences for the care of your sexual health and
wellbeing? To find out more and take part in our anonymous, online survey then click
on the link below. The survey takes 15 – 30 minutes but if you have a lot to tell us
then it might take longer than 30 minutes. We want to hear from people who have
had cancer and also the partners of people who have had cancer. We also want to
hear from single people who have had cancer. Take part between 23rd August and
30th September 2022. Click on this link: (if clicking on the link does not work then
copy and paste the link into your browser):
Breast cancer radiation as a long term cause of primary lung cancer?
Robert Lowe
Non small cell stage 4 with spread to lymph and adrenal
