QUB PIP Study

A big thank you to CLLSA - CLL Support Association for sharing our survey.
https://healthunlocked.com/cllsupport/posts/138024315/survey-of-monoclonal-b-cell-lymphocytosis-patients-by-queens-university-in-belfast.

Survey of Monoclonal B-cell lymphocytosis Patients by Queen's University in Belfast. - CLL Support Association | HealthUnlocked NOTE: This survey is not for confirmed CLL patients in watch and wait but for patients with the pre-CLL condition called monoclonal B cell lymphocytosis. *This is an unlocked post* Researchers at...

We have changed the link to the study to http://go.qub.ac.uk/QUBPIP2 If you haven't completed our survey on Premalignant conditions, please try it!

Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast in the UK, are conducting the first large-scale survey of Actinic Keratosis patients and individuals with other precancerous conditions to investigate the impact of being diagnosed and living with a precancerous condition.

We are particularly interested to know more about how you feel about your Actinic Keratosis and the impact, if any, Actinic Keratosis had on your life since diagnosis.

The findings of this study will be used to inform future healthcare service provision for individuals with precancers and will be published in a scientific peer reviewed journal.

To learn more about this study and to take part please click here: http://go.qub.ac.uk/QUBPIP1

All responses to the survey are anonymous (i.e. it will not be possible to identify you from any of the responses provided) and it should take no longer than 15-20 minutes to complete.

We look forward to hearing your opinions and appreciate your time and participation.

Thank you for helping to further our research.

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Have you ever been diagnosed with a precancerous condition?

Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast, UK are interested in learning more about what is like to be diagnosed with these conditions.

To find out more about our study and what it involves please click here:

http://go.qub.ac.uk/QUBPIP1 and give us a like or a follow on Twitter

Psychosocial Impact of Pre-malignant conditions (PIP) Study. Survey