Form 1 Cancer Health Economics Survey form

Future of Cancer Health Economics Research Virtual Conference
Feedback Survey
Thank you for registering for the Future of Cancer Health Economics Research virtual conference, hosted by
the National Cancer Institute (NCI) on Dec. 2 and 3, 2020. This anonymous survey requests feedback on the
virtual conference.
NOTE: At the end of this survey, respondents have the opportunity to “opt in” and provide their name and
email address. NCI plans to use this to solicit future input regarding cancer health economics research.
Providing your name and email address is optional and this survey can be submitted without providing this
information. Please note that if you choose to provide your name and email address, NCI will not associate
your personal information with your survey responses.
We appreciate your feedback on the Future of Cancer Health Economics Research virtual conference.
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1. Which sessions of the Future of Cancer Health Economics Research virtual conference did you attend?
(check all that apply)
 Day 1 presentations on NCI portfolio review, cancer economic systematic reviews, and/or cancer
economics research at NCI
 Day 1 presentations and discussions on cancer health economics research focused on prevention,
screening, treatment, and/or survivorship
 Day 1 focused session on communicating cancer health economics research to non-researcher
audiences
 Day 2 conference synthesis and conclusion
2. Which networking discussion session(s) did you participate in?
 Day 2 focused session on data linkages, resources, and infrastructure
 Day 2 focused session on cancer health economics research and health equity
 I did not participate in a networking discussion
3. Which breakout session did you participate in?

4. How satisfied were you with the virtual conference overall? (1 = not at all satisfied; 5 = very satisfied)
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5. What part of the conference was most satisfying?

6. What part of the conference was most in need of improvement?

The goals of the virtual conference were: 1) Identifying challenges, gaps, and unmet needs for conducting
cancer health economics research; and 2) Developing suggestions/ideas to address the identified challenges
and to support the development of the field of cancer health economics research
How well do you think the conference met goal (i): (1 = not at all met; 5 = fully met)
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How well do you think the conference met goal (ii): (1 = not at all met; 5 = fully met)
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Please briefly explain your ratings:
7. If this conference were held again in 2022 (or later), would you attend?
 Yes
 No
 Unsure
Why or why not?

8. If this conference were held again, what are up to three aspects you would like to see changed?

9. Please provide any other feedback or comments on the conference.

10. Would you be willing to provide your name and email address for NCI to contact you in the future?
NOTE: NCI plans to use this to solicit future input regarding cancer health economics research.
Providing your name and email address is optional and this survey can be submitted without
providing this information. Please note that NCI will not associate your personal information with your
survey responses.
Name:
Email address:
Alternatively, if you do not want to provide your personal information on this survey, you may email the
conference website ([email protected]) with you name and email address and indicate you are

willing to be contacted by NCI for future opportunities to solicit input regarding cancer health economics
research.
We appreciate your feedback on the Future of Cancer Health Economics Research virtual conference.

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