Surveys & Questionnaires

Dental Care Pathway for Head and Neck Cancer Patients Questionnaire – Dentists and dental nurses

Details

The purpose of this study is to explore existing and potential care pathways between oncology and NHS dental services, and challenges encountered in providing oral and dental treatment for head and neck cancer (HNC) patients post cancer treatment. If you are a dentist or dental nurse you will additionally be asked about your knowledge and training needs in treating HNC patients
Findings from this study will help inform the development of a larger study to assess dental pathways for HNC patients

How will the results be used

The results will be written up for publication in academic journals and may be presented at conferences. An anonymised dataset may be stored in a specialist data repository for future research on this topic, in line with Oxford Brookes University data management policy.
A summary of findings will be available on the Oxford Institute of Applied Health Research (OxInAHR) website at Oxford Brookes University in December 2026

The survey can be accessed here.

Understanding HPV-Related Communication Practices for Healthcare Professionals in Head and Neck Cancer Care

Details
A short anonymous survey (8–10 minutes) for UK secondary care clinicians working in head and neck cancer care, exploring their experiences of communicating with patients - particularly around HPV. The study is part of a PhD programme at the University of Sheffield, funded by Oracle Cancer Trust. University ethics approved.

How will the results be used
Findings will be used to develop evidence-based recommendations to improve communication about head and neck cancers for patients, families, and healthcare professionals. Results will be written up as an academic paper and will contribute to a PhD thesis. Outputs will also inform Oracle Cancer Trust's patient advocacy work.

The survey can be accessed here.

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