The Eu Cancer Mission project ONCODIR is organising a survey to consolidate its research work on the primary prevention of colorectal cancer. The survey is intended for citizens, clinicians and policymakers.

The survey aims to:

1. identifying behavioural barriers that influence health-related quality of life;
2. assess preferences for health services and care;
3. understand social and cultural factors that influence health behaviour;
4. and explore the impact of economic factors on health decisions,

with the ultimate goal of improving health-related quality of life and developing effective health services in Europe in the realm of colorectal cancer.

The survey is available in nine different languages and can be accessed here. Deadline to take part in the survey is 31 July.

ONCODIR – ‘Evidence-based Participatory Decision Making for Cancer Prevention through implementation research’ is a EU-funded project that integrates multidisciplinary research methods from health policy analytics, social and behavioural science, artificial intelligence, and decision support theories to deliver evidence-based colorectal cancer prevention programmes and innovative AI-powered personalised prevention approaches.