PoCoG
Studies

PoCoG runs and supports innovative, high-quality, psycho-oncology research with the greatest potential to improve outcomes for people with cancer, their carers and families, healthcare professionals, and the health system.

PoCoG also seeks to facilitate research that helps address the needs of priority groups including First Nations Australians, older people with cancer, people with an experience of a poor-prognosis cancer, people living in rural and regional areas, and people from culturally & linguistically diverse communities.

PoCoG runs and supports both concepts and studies:

Concepts are research ideas in the early stages of development.

• PoCoG run concepts
  Research concepts and ideas run by the PoCoG Executive Office.

• PoCoG supported concepts
  These are research concepts and ideas that PoCoG has contributed to via the Concept Development pathway.

Studies are concepts that have been fully developed and are open to participant recruitment.

• PoCoG run studies
  Studies run by the PoCoG Executive Office.

• PoCoG supported studies
  These are studies PoCoG has supported through concept development, study design, protocol development and scientific review.

Read more about PoCoG Studies: Principles and Practice.