Caregivers of cancer patients often put themselves last. But research shows when caregivers get their needs met, patients feel better too. We want to know what experiences LGBTQIA+ caregivers to adult cancer patients have, and what interventions or services could fill their needs and support their health.

This Study is Open To:

At least 18 years old
Unpaid caregiver of a cancer patient
Identify as a sexual/gender minority

This Study is NOT Open To:

Caregivers who are also currently in cancer treatment themselves will not be eligible for participation.

Overview: Eligible participants will be asked to engage in a single 2-hour virtual research session. During the session, they will complete some surveys and a 1:1 interview, in which they’ll discuss their experience as a cancer caregiver.

Steps:

Fill out study screener: https://gsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_419rfX1CYEsftMG
If eligible, you will receive an email with study information and resources to review. If not eligible, you’ll just receive the resources.
Reply to ask questions and book a 2-hour study session.
Receive a meeting invite via Microsoft Teams and join at your scheduled time.
After completing the study, you’ll receive a thank you email with additional resources.

Study Contact Information:

Please contact Heather Quirk, artlab@gsu.edu or hpatton2@gsu.edu

Surveys, Registries, Interviews

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Understanding the Needs of LGBTQIA+ Caregivers Supporting People with Cancer

Surveys, Registries, Interviews

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