Survey: Medical Records to Save After a Cancer Diagnosis
Surveys, Registries, Interviews
Study Contact Information:
Contact Elise Glines at berrye@hs.uci.edu with any questions. Principal Investigator, Dr. Jason Zell at UC Irvine School of Medicine.
Survey: Medical Records to Save After a Cancer Diagnosis
About the Study
In less than 5 minutes, learn which medical records are important to keep after a cancer diagnosis, why they are important to save, and ideas of how to keep them for you and your family. The study has been IRB-approved by UC Irvine and is available in English and Spanish!
What the Study Entails
Study consists of a short pre-survey, 5 min animated video, and post-survey – estimated time to complete is 20 minutes or less!
Click here to watch the video and provide your feedback.
Eligible study participants include any adult who: has/had cancer; has a partner or spouse who has/had cancer; and/or has a 1st or 2nd degree relative who has/had cancer. (1st or 2nd degree family member: child, sibling, parent, aunt/uncle, niece/nephew, grandchild, grandparent).