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More than one thousand people receive a cancer diagnosis in the UK each day, making early detection and intervention critical for improving outcomes for patients. The majority of patients are first diagnosed after presenting cancer symptoms to their GP. This puts primary care in a unique and critical position to drive forward research that closes the cancer care gap – the theme of this year’s World Cancer Day.

Researchers at the NDPCHS are advancing cancer care and detection

Tracy Evans

Sophia Wilkinson

Joanna Crocker

MBiochem (Oxon), PhD Joanna Crocker - Senior Researcher

Trish Greenhalgh

Trish Greenhalgh - Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences

Phuong Hua

Daniel Gallaher

Jewel Esemuze

Mike Rayner

BA, DPhil Mike Rayner - Professor of Population Health

Chrysanthi Papoutsi

BSc (Hons), MSc, DPhil (Oxon), FHEA Chrysanthi Papoutsi - Associate Professor

Sara Shaw

Sara Shaw - Professor of Health Policy & Practice

Naima Nasir

Monika Chowaniec

MB BChir, MA (Cantab) Monika Chowaniec - Clinical Teaching Fellow in Psychiatry and Primary Care

Teresa Finlay

RN, BSc(Hons), MSc, PGDipHPEd, PhD Teresa Finlay - Senior Health Services Researcher

Alison Chisholm

MA, MSc, PhD Alison Chisholm - Qualitative Researcher and British Academy Innovation Fellow

Sarah Tonkin-Crine

Sarah Tonkin-Crine - Professor of Health Psychology

Lucy Frost

Lucy Frost - Academic Clinical Fellow

Philip Turner

B.Sc, Ph.D Philip Turner - Deputy Director & Senior Researcher, NIHR HRC in Community Healthcare

Nicola Maeder

Nicola Maeder - Assistant Trial Manager

Tia Yang

Helen Ashdown

BM BCh (Oxon) MA (Cantab) MRCP MRCGP DCH PGDip (Health Research) DPhil (Oxon) Helen Ashdown - NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer in Primary Care

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