Professor of Health Psychology @cardiffuni | Cancer screening, prevention & early diagnosis behaviour | @MCED_Consortium Health Equity UK Chair. Views own.
Cardiff, Wales
Joined September 2011
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Kate Brain retweeted
Careful implementation of HPV self-sampling as a choice in cervical screening is needed. Our new paper providing recommendations for how to communicate changes in UK screening programmes is here doi.org/10.1111/hex.70191 @PRIMECentre @DPMRes
Screening with a real choice!
Recommendations for a Communication Strategy to Support Informed Decision‐Making About Self or Clinician Sampling for Cervical Screening in the UK: Qualitative Study @denitzawilliams Health Expectations onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Kate Brain retweeted
I’ll be presenting the @PROCESS_Study in the chaired poster session today (First Floor, Box 4) at the UK Public Health Science conference #PHSci @UKPHSci
@RachM_UoN @leahjayes @DPMRes @theWCRC @CRUK_Policy
Kate Brain retweeted
🌟 Join us for the next SAIL Databank Showcase Webinar (Online) - Thursday, 16th January, 2025: 10AM-12PM!
🚀 The theme: Driving population-scale cancer research to transform patient care and services.
Get your ticket now 👇
ticketsource.co.uk/sail-data…
📣💥@cardiffuni researcher @SarahFr73 in today’s news talking about her @CRUKresearch on sharing prostate cancer info among men in Black communities @CUBLSResearch @PRIMECentre @DPMRes bbc.com/news/articles/cd6vdp…
Kate Brain retweeted
Volunteers wanted! To support research into symptom awareness, public awareness messaging to support early diagnosis in lung cancer. Details below ☺️@MFTnhs @GM_Cancer @HistoryMakersGM @BTOGORG @yorke_janelle @GeorgiaBBlack @QuaifeS @drloubrown @RachM_UoN
Check out the new PREPARE study led by @HQuinnScoggins to understand diverse information needs about #MCED tests for earlier cancer detection @DPMRes @PRIMECentre👇
the-prepare-study.yolasite.c…
Kate Brain retweeted
Help give cancer patients a voice and shape research in Wales
@WalesCancer is looking for a Lay Lead Research Partner with lived experience of cancer or cancer care to manage their Public Involvement Group.
Apply by 22 Nov:
healthandcareresearchwales.o…
Important talk from Dr Richard Lee discussing implementation of lung cancer screening in the UK #EDxConf24 @ChestConsultant @royalmarsdenNHS
Fantastic to hear from Prof Rhian Gabe about the new TRANSFORM study testing prostate cancer screening strategies @RhianGabe @QMUL #EDxConf24
Wonderful opportunity to show the difference that behavioural science and inclusivity can make to cancer EDx research, including the @ABACus_3 @YESSstudy examples
@CTRCardiffUni @RachM_UoN @MatthewCallist2 @SarahFr73 @HQuinnScoggins @pamela_jsmith
@DPMRes @PRIMECentre @theWCRC
Kate Brain shares insights from behavioural research about the value of including the patient & public voice in trial design and delivery, showing 3 examples of co-designed approaches:
👉cancer symptom help-seeking
👉lung screening & smoking cessation
👉prostate cancer risk awareness
and the recommendations for including diverse voices:
👉diversify research methods
👉decentralise trials and studies
👉address pre-conceptions
#EDxConf24 | @Katebrain | @cardiffuni | (AB)
ALT Kate Brain speaking at our Early Detection of Cancer conference
Kate Brain retweeted
A pleasure to join @yorkshirecancer to discuss with Chancellor @RachelReevesMP how important it is to have integrated stop smoking intervention within lung cancer screening programmes, and to maintain funding for stop smoking services across the board
It was a pleasure to welcome Chancellor @RachelReevesMP to the Leeds Lung Health Check this week.
The Chancellor saw first-hand the importance of early diagnosis and the benefits of making screening accessible within the community.
ALT Chancellor Rachel Reeves standing with researchers and representatives from Yorkshire Cancer Research outside the Leeds Lung Health Check.
ALT Chancellor Rachel Reeves receiving a tour around the Leeds Lung Health Check mobile screening unit.
Kate Brain retweeted
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I'm very excited to announce that I’ve been awarded a @CRUKresearch #earlyDetectionandDiagnosis Primer Award working on raising prostate cancer risk awareness among black men. #CRUKFunded @ProstateCancerUK @DHCWales @theWCRC @PRIMECentre @CUHealthSci @CommunityGtwy @aliiAbdii
Sarah Fry will use an Early Detection and Diagnosis Primer Award to measure the acceptability and accessibility of using a peer-led WhatsApp community to share prostate cancer risk messages.
@cardiffuni | #CRUKFunded
ALT image reads Early Detection and Diagnosis Primer Award, Dr Sarah Fry, Cardiff University Bottom left: Cancer Research UK logo, right: image of Sarah Fry
Good morning Great Britain 🌹🌅🤩
UK general election results 2024: follow the results as the exit poll points to a Labour landslide theguardian.com/politics/ng-…
Kate Brain retweeted
Our latest paper, exploring the impact of comorbidity on bowel screening perceptions, experiences and clinical decision making, published today 👇
dx.doi.org/10.1111/hex.14126
@Katebrain @SDolwani @adriangkedwards @kerryhood @StephSmits1 @PRIMECentre @DPMRes
Kate Brain retweeted
delighted to be involved with this exciting new study comparing text message reminders with phone calls to promote uptake of bowel cancer screening bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/6…
Kate Brain retweeted
‼️New paper‼️
Patients would like support after urgent suspected cancer referral when cancer is not found.
About:
- what to do about ongoing or new symptoms
- early detection of future cancers
- prevention of future cancers
doi.org/10.1016/j.pmedr.2024…
Kate Brain retweeted
Definitely standing one leg - but he reinforced what I was told 30 years ago by a physio.
Kate Brain retweeted
Standing on one leg! xitter.cf/sallyhinch/status/1800…
Listening to the radio tributes to Michael Mosley while brushing my teeth standing on one leg, a habit I picked up from #JustOneThing