Health Inequalities in Cancer in Ireland (Closed)
This call is now closed.
The Irish Cancer Society has identified health inequalities in cancer in Ireland as an area of high priority for research.
It is known that socioeconomic and educational factors are important determinants of the use of diagnostic facilities and of quality of care. Additionally, there may be other important determinants of healthcare inequalities relating to cancer in Ireland.
The purpose of this grant call is to generate an interest in this area of research, and to seed-fund focused research projects that will inform the Society of inequalities that exist in cancer care in Ireland.
Related documents
- Health Inequalities in Cancer in Ireland Guidance Notes for Applicants [PDF 132KB]
- Health Inequalities in Cancer in Ireland - FAQs [PDF 247KB]
- Health Inequalities in Cancer in Ireland Proposal Form [DOC 88KB]
Award Recipient
Dr Harry Comber, National Cancer Regisry Ireland, Cork
Project Title: Social and spatial isolation as a determinant of cancer treatment and survival in Ireland
Date Last Reviewed:
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Date Last Revised:
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
