Have you been diagnosed with or have a history of Prostate or Breast Cancer?
- We invite you to participate in our ongoing research on the Quality of Life for Prostate Cancer patients and survivors. You can access the study through the link provided below or by visiting nscancer.ca. Our research focuses on assessing the quality of life for both prostate cancer and breast cancer patients and survivors at any stage of their survivorship journey after diagnosis. The study involves taking an online survey every six months for the first two years and then annually thereafter. To be eligible, participants should have a history of prostate cancer or breast cancer diagnosis, be able to read and understand English, and reside in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, or PEI, Canada.
What patients have to say about the survey?
Have you been diagnosed with or have a history of any type of Cancer?
2. Are you or someone you know facing the challenges of cancer? We’re here to help you thrive on your journey to better health and well-being. CancerPEP is a personalized support program designed to enhance your quality of life during and after cancer treatment. Our program is tailored to your unique needs and covers a wide range of cancer types. Why Enroll in CancerPEP? Gain access to expert guidance and resources. Connect with a supportive community of individuals who understand your journey. Improve your overall well-being and quality of life. Participate in our program through online resources, webinars, and personalized support. Join us in embracing life beyond cancer. Together, we can make each day better and brighter. This program is a wonderful next stage for individuals who have completed the PC-PEP program.
The Phase 2 Cancer – Patient Empowerment Program (CancerPEP) research trial has completed (see Cancerpep.org ). However, the program is available commercially at CancerPEP.com outside of research.
Have you been diagnosed with any chronic condition but cancer and you reside in Pictou County, Nova Scotia?
Pictou County PEP is a dynamic 6-month program led by Dr. Gabriela Ilie and Dr. Rob Rutledge, designed to bring individuals affected by chronic disease closer together. Through monthly LIVE Zoom check-ins, community activities, daily emails, and videos, we focus on fostering physical and mental well-being. This program covers various health-promoting components, including exercise, stress reduction, self-compassion, dietary recommendations, sleep hygiene, relationship building, and healing attitudes. Join us to enhance your quality of life, create healthier habits, and experience a supportive community dedicated to your well-being. Please visit PictouCountyPEP.org and register for the upcoming Phase 2 trial starting in January 2024 now!
To learn more about our research initiatives here in Canada and abroad please email Dr. Gabriela Ilie at Gabriela.Ilie@dal.ca.