Centralising specialist cancer surgery services in England: survey of factors that matter to patients and carers and health professionals

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Cancer, February 2018

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RT @Respect21Cancer: What matters to patients, professionals, & the public in relation to centralisation of specialist #cancer surgery serv…

18 May 2018

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This week our researcher Dr Catherine Perry presented findings from our discreet choice experiment to the @GM_Cancer Urology Pathway Board - read more about this part of our study here: https://t.co/MKpQyC56AG @BJSurgery and https://t.co/CIep3lcSiH @BioM

11 May 2018

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Centralising specialist cancer surgery services - latest studies underline the importance of researchers partnering with the NHS to fully understand service improvement work #coproductionUK https://t.co/eXLLMgpIte

04 May 2018

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RT @Respect21Cancer: Looking for some weekend reading? Take a look at the two newly published papers from our @OfficialNIHR funded research…

21 Apr 2018

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