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Preferences for models of peer support in the digital era: A cross-sectional survey of people with cancer

The patients' perspective: hematological cancer patients' experiences of adverse events as part of care

Optimal cancer care: what essential elements of care would help haematological cancer patients obtain and understand information about their disease and its treatment and impact?

Discussions about lifestyle risk factors following a cancer diagnosis: findings from a sample of Australian cancer outpatients

Effectiveness of interventions to increase participation in advance care planning for people with a diagnosis of dementia: A systematic review

Attitudes towards and engagement in self-directed learning among paramedics in New South Wales, Australia: a cross sectional study

The patient perspective on errors in cancer care: results of a cross-sectional survey

Patients' experiences of the management of lower back pain in general practice: use of diagnostic imaging, medication and provision of self-management advice

Are the physical environments of treatment centres meeting recommendations for patient-centred care? Perceptions of haematological cancer patients

The organ donation conundrum

Barriers to the evaluation of evidence-based public health policy

Not asking cancer patients about their preferences does make a difference. A cross-sectional study examining cancer patients' preferred and perceived role in decision-making regarding their last important cancer treatment

Gaps in patient-centered follow-up cancer care: a cross sectional study

Oncology patient preferences for depression care: A discrete choice experiment

Systems-level audit and feedback interventions to improve oncology care: A scoping review

Getting the right fit: Convergence between preferred and perceived involvement in treatment decision making among medical oncology outpatients

Does a retrospective seven-day alcohol diary reflect usual alcohol intake for a predominantly disadvantaged Australian Aboriginal population?

Which modifiable health risk behaviours are related? A systematic review of the clustering of Smoking, Nutrition, Alcohol and Physical activity ('SNAP') health risk factors

Ready, set, go: a cross-sectional survey to understand priorities and preferences for multiple health behaviour change in a highly disadvantaged group

The impact of loss of income and medicine costs on the financial burden for cancer patients in Australia

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