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veriterc

Macquarie University in Australia would like to know what info cancer survivors look for online. What is helpful? Where do they turn to? This is a serious look at what is on offer, but knowing how helpful online community-speak is for Scope, Macquairie want to know what's good about this. The survey takes about 1/2 hr to fill in if you are interested https://aftercancers.com/survey/

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Ross_Alumni

Hello @veriterc

Thanks for sharing.

Is this something that you have an association with? Or are you just suggesting it because you found it interesting and have passion for the subject?

veriterc

They approached me to see if I had any thoughts, etc. I thought this was interesting 1. because the Australians have some ground-breaking research etc. into cancer, and 2) because we are all using the Internet so much now, but do the sites provide what we want.
So I am interested to find out what the survey comes up with, but also interested in finding out what Scope members think, as they seem much more IT savvy than I am!