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Help Shape Future Research
We are developing a PhD research study exploring patients' experiences of treatment with immunotherapy (immune checkpoint inhibitors) for cancer.
Immunotherapy helps the body's immune system recognise and fight cancer cells and is increasingly used to treat a range of cancers, including liver, pancreatic, and biliary cancers.
We would like to hear from:
People who are currently receiving or have previously received immunotherapy for any type of cancer
Family members or carers of someone who has received immunotherapy
Your experiences and insights will help us design a research study that focuses on the issues that matter most to patients and families.
What is involved?
Taking part in one 90-minute online workshop
Sharing your experiences and views
Helping to shape future research
You only need to attend one of the workshop sessions listed below.
Thank you voucher
A £20 voucher will be provided in recognition of your time and contribution.
Workshop dates
Wednesday 15 July, 6:00–7:30 pm
Monday 27 July, 12:30–2:00 pm
Friday 31 July, 10:00–11:30 am
Interested?
Please, email [email protected] to register your interest and let us know which session you would like to attend.
Thank your time and interest in this research.
Laura
Help Shape Future Research
We are developing a PhD research study exploring patients' experiences of treatment with immunotherapy (immune checkpoint inhibitors) for cancer.
Immunotherapy helps the body's immune system recognise and fight cancer cells and is increasingly used to treat a range of cancers, including liver, pancreatic, and biliary cancers.
We would like to hear from:
People who are currently receiving or have previously received immunotherapy for any type of cancer
Family members or carers of someone who has received immunotherapy
Your experiences and insights will help us design a research study that focuses on the issues that matter most to patients and families.
What is involved?
Taking part in one 90-minute online workshop
Sharing your experiences and views
Helping to shape future research
You only need to attend one of the workshop sessions listed below.
Thank you voucher
A £20 voucher will be provided in recognition of your time and contribution.
Workshop dates
Wednesday 15 July, 6:00–7:30 pm
Monday 27 July, 12:30–2:00 pm
Friday 31 July, 10:00–11:30 am
Interested?
Please, email [email protected] to register your interest and let us know which session you would like to attend.