Understanding the Impact of Prostate Cancer Bereavement
A team of researchers from Ulster University and Queen's University Belfast want to learn more about the psychological and social impacts of losing a loved one to prostate cancer — how it affects grief and emotional wellbeing. By taking part, you’ll help us understand experiences of grief, depression, anxiety, as well as how families adapt and change after such a loss.
You can take part if you are aged 18 or over and have experienced the death of a family member, partner, or close friend due to prostate cancer. Your responses will help researchers and support organisations better plan and provide the care and services that bereaved families need. Thank you for considering sharing your experience.
What does taking part involve? You’ll be asked to complete an anonymous online questionnaire that takes 15–20 minutes to complete. All questions are optional — you can skip any question and stop at any time.
Take the survey: Go to the survey link https://grief-portal.co.uk/
With thanks,
Dr Michael Duffy (Queen’s University Belfast)
Professor Mark Shevlin (Ulster University)