Browse the full list of research conducted by Health Union that has been accepted and published across public health academic journals and conferences.
Cancer Survivorship Language Research at APOS
Health Union will share research findings on cancer survivorship language at the American Psychosocial Oncology Society (APOS) 17th Annual Conference.
Facebook advertising to increase online community engagement: Results of the LungCancer.net advertisement campaign
Research findings show that Facebook advertising is a feasible recruiting tool for online health communities and, from additional industry and academic research partnership insights, may be leveraged to help future researchers more effectively engage patients to participate in online communities or interventions, ultimately enhancing health outcomes.
Omnipresence of scanxiety for patients with lung cancer and its impact on quality of life
It was found that a large majority of lung cancer patients surveyed reported experiencing scanxiety, with no significant differences in differing type of lung cancer, time since diagnosis, current stage, or scan frequency.
Perceived Treatment Satisfaction and Effectiveness Facilitators Among Patients With Chronic Health Conditions: A Self-Reported Survey
/in Publications /by Lina KirbyThe aim of this study was to elucidate factors associated with perceived treatment satisfaction and effectiveness among patients with chronic health conditions.
Cancer Survivorship Language Research at APOS
/in Publications /by Lina KirbyHealth Union will share research findings on cancer survivorship language at the American Psychosocial Oncology Society (APOS) 17th Annual Conference.
Facebook advertising to increase online community engagement: Results of the LungCancer.net advertisement campaign
/in Publications /by Minel CannucciariResearch findings show that Facebook advertising is a feasible recruiting tool for online health communities and, from additional industry and academic research partnership insights, may be leveraged to help future researchers more effectively engage patients to participate in online communities or interventions, ultimately enhancing health outcomes.
Omnipresence of scanxiety for patients with lung cancer and its impact on quality of life
/in Publications /by Minel CannucciariIt was found that a large majority of lung cancer patients surveyed reported experiencing scanxiety, with no significant differences in differing type of lung cancer, time since diagnosis, current stage, or scan frequency.
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