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Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is running a short survey which aims to help understand how much people know about bowel cancer and its screening programme.
The questions cover key aspects of bowel cancer, including symptoms, risk factors, screening eligibility, and prevention.
Responses will help identify knowledge gaps and improve awareness amongst the public and healthcare professionals.
Why Participate?
• Help shape future education and outreach strategies
• Support efforts to improve early diagnosis
• Contribute to better health outcomes in your community
The survey takes only a few minutes to complete, and all answers will remain anonymous.
Thank you for taking part in raising awareness about bowel cancer and early detection.
Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is running a short survey which aims to help understand how much people know about bowel cancer and its screening programme.
The questions cover key aspects of bowel cancer, including symptoms, risk factors, screening eligibility, and prevention.
Responses will help identify knowledge gaps and improve awareness amongst the public and healthcare professionals.
Why Participate?
• Help shape future education and outreach strategies
• Support efforts to improve early diagnosis
• Contribute to better health outcomes in your community
The survey takes only a few minutes to complete, and all answers will remain anonymous.
