The National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS) conducts an annual State of Survivorship Survey, in partnership with Edge Research, to explore the cancer patient and survivor journey. This study captures a range of perspectives to better understand how NCCS can support its mission to advocate for quality cancer care for all. In 2024, we fielded our sixth annual survey.
In our 2024 State of Survivorship Survey results briefing, NCCS CEO Shelley Fuld Nasso and Edge Research Principal Pam Loeb highlight both the alignment and differences between caregivers and patients in their decision-making and satisfaction with cancer care. Our 2024 survey also introduced new questions, exploring reasons for participating — or choosing not to participate — in clinical trials, seeking second opinions, and experiences with survivorship care plans, among other topics.
Watch the briefing and find the 2024 Survey summary and materials here.
The National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS) accepts requests from researchers and advocacy organizations wanting to use the State of Survivorship data set to support their research and practice for the purpose of improving quality of care for those touched by cancer.
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