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Survivor Study What is this study about? The Survivor Study is a research project about cancer survivorship. The study purpose is to understand the physical, practical and emotional concerns of people diagnosed with cancer who have completed treatment. The answers will help identify, inform, and improve programs, services and resources for people affected by cancer, beyond treatment and into the long term. Who is eligible? This survey is designed for people: • aged 18 years or older • who have been diagnosed with cancer AND who have completed their treatment. What are we asking you to do? • • • Help to us to promote the study via your connections to those who have been affected by cancer. Inform your stakeholders about the study who may be able to help spread the word. If appropriate, utilise marketing materials available on the website (www.survivorstudy.org.au). What can you tell potential participants about the Survivor Study? If people ask about the study, you can let them know: • Approximately 66 per cent of Australians are surviving five years after a cancer diagnosis. • Of growing importance is the need to further our understanding of the ongoing concerns of cancer survivors and as such Cancer Council Queensland is conducting research into the physical, practical and emotional concerns of people diagnosed and who have completed treatment. • The information gathered from this study will inform the development of specialised and targeted programs, services and resources for people affected by cancer • The survey is available online and can be accessed by visiting www.survivorstudy.org.au. • Participation is entirely voluntary and anonymous and will have no bearing on the participant’s medical care. They can discontinue their involvement at any time. Contact Information Thank you for your support, if you have any questions or would like further details about this project please contact Leah Zajdlewicz, Research Officer, on (07) 3634 5344 or email: [email protected]
