Research subcommittee survey

The research subcommittee would like to invite members to support this collaborative research project on the national variation in the treatment for nausea and vomiting for adult patients receiving systematic anti-cancer therapy. It aims to explore the possibility of standardising antiemetic protocols at a national level with the goal of reducing hospitalisations and improving patient care.

We invite each hospital to complete the survey https://forms.office.com/e/Eh4rGiq31r and each trust needs to respond only once. It should take around 10 minutes of your time.

The results will be shared across relevant networks, and we hope further research will confirm the findings from this survey and identify areas in which additional evidence is needed

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