This is the final taster episode we are releasing in the lead-up to Ca-PRI 2024.
Famke Huizinga is a psychologist and PhD researcher interested in lifestyle, cancer, medical psychology and epidemiology
Here she discusses her work in physical activity counselling with cancer survivors in primary care. Famke and team are looking beyond testing program effectiveness and shifting their focus towards implementation and evaluation in general practice.
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This is the final taster episode we are releasing in the lead-up to Ca-PRI 2024.
Famke Huizinga is a psychologist and PhD researcher interested in lifestyle, cancer, medical psychology and epidemiology
Here she discusses her work in physical activity counselling with cancer survivors in primary care. Famke and team are looking beyond testing program effectiveness and shifting their focus towards implementation and evaluation in general practice.
February 2024 – Ca-PRI Episode 2 – with Allison Drosdowsky
Research Round-up
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February 2024 – Ca-PRI Episode 2 – with Allison Drosdowsky
This is the second of three taster episodes we are releasing in the lead-up to Ca-PRI 2024.
Allison Drosdowsky is a PhD candidate and Health Services Researcher with a background in quantitative research methods and biostatistics. Her research interests include investigating timely cancer diagnosis through use of linked datasets.
Here she discusses her work on the role of pre-diagnosis intervals on colorectal cancer outcomes: a linked data study
Research Round-up
This is the final taster episode we are releasing in the lead-up to Ca-PRI 2024.
Famke Huizinga is a psychologist and PhD researcher interested in lifestyle, cancer, medical psychology and epidemiology
Here she discusses her work in physical activity counselling with cancer survivors in primary care. Famke and team are looking beyond testing program effectiveness and shifting their focus towards implementation and evaluation in general practice.
