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Completed research funded by Dimbleby Cancer Care

Maggie Evans, Academic Unit of Primary Care, University of Bristol

Complementary therapies (CTs) and supportive cancer care: towards integration and holistic care? A qualitative study of patients and professionals

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Professor Sheila Payne, International Observatory on End of Life Care, Lancaster University

Ethnicity and Cancer: examining psychosocial transitions for older people

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Dr Marc Serfaty, School of Mental Health Sciences, Royal Free and University College London Medical School

Helping with Touch or Talk (TOT): Feasibility of a randomised controlled trial to examine the clinical and cost effectiveness of aromatherapy massage versus cognitive behaviour therapy in patients in cancer/palliative care.

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Dr Louise Jones, School of Mental Health Sciences, Royal Free and University College London Medical School

Advance Care Planning in Advanced Cancer – can it be achieved? A patient preference trial of a care planning discussion

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Dr George Walker, Rowcroft Hospice, Devon

Preferred Place of Death: Factors influencing actual versus preferred place of death and the decision making process

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Professor Nicky Britten, Institute of Health & Social Care Research, Peninsula Medical School, Universities of Exeter and Plymouth

A qualitative synthesis of the use of complementary and alternative medicine after a diagnosis of cancer.

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The aromatherapy session left me feeling well rested and so much less anxious about being in hospital. Thank you
A patient at Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital

Researching areas others don't

Only around 5% of cancer research spending in the UK is on care.

DCC provides up to £1m annually for research into cancer care & support.

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Over a quarter of people living with cancer receive no support other than treatment.

DCC's centres provide a range of care, comfort & support that goes beyond just treatment

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