OG Research Priorities Project Launch

Project Leads – Chris Jones & Christopher Peters

‘I am working with a broad range of healthcare professionals and patients from the across the UK on a project that aims to define research priorities for patients with oesophageal and gastric cancers. This work is endorsed by a number of patient- and healthcare- professional orientated organisations, as summarised in the below image. I would be really grateful for you taking the time to provide your thoughts on where research efforts should be directed by completing our survey, which you can access at https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/oesophagealresearchpriorities. You can learn more about the project at www.uppergicancer.com.

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