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Here you can find contact details for the SWEET team, links to websites you may find helpful, and information about getting involved with SWEET either as a participant or as a healthcare professional. | ||
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## Taking Part in SWEET | ||
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### As a Participant... | ||
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If you are interested in taking part in SWEET, please contact your hospital to see if they are taking part in the trial, and whether you are eligible to take part. | ||
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You are eligible to take part if you: | ||
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- Are Aged 18+ | ||
- Are Female | ||
- Have had a diagnosis of ER positive invasive breast cancer, stages 1-3, treated with curative intent | ||
- Are within <b>3 months of first oral AET prescription</b> (tamoxifen or aromatase inhibitor) | ||
- Have completed surgery to remove breast cancer | ||
- Have completed chemotherapy (if applicable) | ||
- Can access the internet and have an email address; and | ||
- Are willing to receive a support package with a web-based component. | ||
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### As a Health Care Professional... | ||
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If you are a health care professional and you think your hospital would like to become a study site, please contact the SWEET team to find out more about getting involved on [SWEET@warwick.ac.uk](mailto:SWEET@warwick.ac.uk). |
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The SWEET programme is led by academics from Newcastle University and Oxford Brookes University who are experts in cancer survivorship research and adherence to hormone therapy. The wider research team involves several other Universities and NHS Hospital Trusts and includes patient representatives, breast cancer specialists (surgeons, oncologists, nurses, dietician), a GP, a pharmacist, psychologists and researchers with expertise in breast cancer studies, running trials, statistics and health economics. | ||
The SWEET programme is led by academics from Newcastle University and Oxford Brookes University who are experts in cancer survivorship research and adherence to hormone therapy. | ||
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The wider research team involves several other Universities and NHS Hospital Trusts and includes patient representatives, breast cancer specialists (surgeons, oncologists, nurses, dietician), a GP, a pharmacist, psychologists and researchers with expertise in breast cancer studies, running trials, statistics and health economics. |
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