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This survey has now closed.
Marie Curie is inviting people living with a life-limiting illness, those supporting them, or those who have been bereaved, to complete a survey to inform their priorities for future palliative and end of life care research.
Marie Curie’s first survey, earlier this year, identified a long list of 79 questions that people see as priorities for palliative and end of life care research. This second survey is asking people to prioritise these questions further. This will provide Marie Curie with a shortlist of questions to be discussed at a final workshop so that they can identify their top ten research priorities.
The survey is open until August 31st 2024 and they’d like to hear from:
People living with a serious life-limiting illness
People who are caring for a loved one or someone they know
Want to learn more? Visit Marie Curie’s Palliative and End of Life Care Research Priorities Project website.
Marie Curie is inviting people living with a life-limiting illness, those supporting them, or those who have been bereaved, to complete a survey to inform their priorities for future palliative and end of life care research.
Marie Curie’s first survey, earlier this year, identified a long list of 79 questions that people see as priorities for palliative and end of life care research. This second survey is asking people to prioritise these questions further. This will provide Marie Curie with a shortlist of questions to be discussed at a final workshop so that they can identify their top ten research priorities.
The survey is open until August 31st 2024 and they’d like to hear from:
People living with a serious life-limiting illness
People who are caring for a loved one or someone they know
