Data Dictionary: National Decade against Cancer - Survey

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Go back to Survey: National Decade against Cancer (Germany) Source: https://www.datenportal.bmbf.de/portal/opendata/PG_NDK_Umfrage_Oeffentlichkeit_OnlineDialog.xlsx Click here to learn more about the public survey] and click here to learn more about the professionals 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
  • 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