USING CANCER SURVIVORSHIP EXPERIENCES TO INFORM CANCER ADVOCACY IN NIGERIA
2024
Using Cancer Survivorship Experiences to Inform Cancer Advocacy in Nigeria
Sample size: 19
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Author Information
Author(s): Nweke Chizobam, Nduka Chinelo, Chidebe Runcie, Nwakasi Candi
Hypothesis
How can the experiences of cancer survivors inform cancer advocacy programs in Nigeria?
Conclusion
Understanding the experiences of cancer survivors can enhance cancer advocacy efforts in Nigeria.
Supporting Evidence
- The study identified themes such as strengthening care quality and addressing delayed presentation.
- It highlighted the need for expanding access to informal support for cancer patients.
- The research emphasized alleviating the cost burden of cancer care.
Takeaway
This study talked to women who survived breast cancer to learn how to make cancer care better in Nigeria.
Methodology
A qualitative descriptive approach with four focus group discussions and reflexive thematic analysis.
Participant Demographics
19 women aged 29 to 55 with a history of breast cancer.
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