Survey: National Decade against Cancer (Germany): Difference between revisions

From Beacon
No edit summary
(No difference)

Revision as of 15:47, 15 May 2024

Go back to Germany page

Primary purpose: To engage the population and relevant stakeholders in cancer research, gathering their needs and perspectives to facilitate the successful translation of research findings into medical practice.

Sponsor, manager or home institution: Federal Ministry of Education and Research; Federal Ministry of Health and many others partners.

Type of information: Data Dictionary: National Decade against Cancer - Survey. Public survey: Sex; Age class; Questions about place of residence; Cancers interests; insights into the public's awareness, interest, and involvement in cancer research; Participants' backgrounds; Perceptions of cancer research, information sources, and media coverage; The willingness of participants to contribute anonymized health data for research purposes and their past or potential involvement in cancer research projects. Science and care survey: Sex; their research or healthcare institution; Field of work; Roles and positions within the research or healthcare sector; The top five challenges facing patient-oriented and translational cancer research in Germany; Experiences and perspectives on involving patient representatives in cancer research projects, the phases of research where such involvement is deemed crucial; Types of projects where patient involvement is most important; Experiences with engaging community oncologists in cancer research; Challenges and potential improvements; Research findings to the public and opinions on media coverage of cancer research from a public and patient perspective.

Data level: Respondent level.

Number of Records: 3.047 respondents.

Date Range: 2019.

Cancer Areas of Interest: Unknown.

Open data access: Public survey (general public) [1] and science and care survey (professionals working in cancer research and healthcare)[2].

Information/Contact for data request: Contact information [3].