The 'link person' - The role of cancer nurse specialists in cancer treatment decisions [1]

Patterns and predictors of workforce participation in cancer survivors 6 and 12-months post-diagnosis: a longitudinal study [2]

“I don’t care what it’s called, I just want to know if I have cancer.” Women’s emotional responses and information needs after having an HPV test [3]

Bias in prescription data of the Irish ovarian cancer population. [4]

Psychological after-effects of colposcopy: prevalence of worries, anxiety and depression at 4 months [5]

An all-Ireland population-based study of past and current physical and psychological side-effects following prostate cancer treatments [6]

Associations between method of detection, clinical and socio-demographic factors and psychological well-being among prostate cancer survivors [7]

Actual and predicted treatment-related side-effects predict low health related quality-of-life in prostate cancer survivors PiCTure study [8]

Prostate cancer survivors who were symptomatic at diagnosis have an increased risk of poor psychological wellbeing than men who were asymptomatic. Results from an all-Ireland survey [9]

Adapting the Prostate Care Questionnaire to measure men’s experiences of prostate cancer care in Ireland [10]