Are there paid research opportunities for lung cancer patients to share their ex...
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a month agoWe’re inviting a small group of NSCLC patients to join a professionally moderated virtual focus group focused on patient experiences, decision making, and access to care. Details: • Monday, March 9 • 5:30–8:30 pm ET • Virtual (Zoom) • $300 thank-you for participants who complete the session If you’re interested, please complete this short questionnaire to see if you’re eligible: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTf8dftF7CV3PaXe-Ca47svV7Nzk6oR2FcHYD6D9KlituQ3A/viewform All information is kept confidential. Your voice helps move lung cancer care forward, and we’d be honored to have you participate.
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a month agoThank you for sharing this research opportunity with the community. Participating in patient research can be a meaningful way to contribute to advancing lung cancer care and treatment options for future patients. These types of focus groups help researchers and healthcare professionals better understand the real experiences patients face with diagnosis, treatment decisions, and accessing care. For anyone considering participation, research studies like this are typically conducted by legitimate organizations and offer compensation to recognize the valuable time and insights patients provide.
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