When someone is diagnosed with cancer, decisions about treatment can be difficult – not just medically, but personally. Patients, family members, caregivers, and healthcare professionals may all be involved, and they don’t always see things the same way. Important concerns can get lost in the process. These challenges can become even greater when age brings additional health considerations, and when there is limited research evidence to guide treatment choices for people aged 65 and over.

We want to hear from you about what matters most when these treatment decisions are made. Whether you’ve gone through it yourself, supported someone who has, or work in cancer care; your experience can help shape what future research focuses on. This isn’t about medical outcomes; it is about your experience, your concerns, and what you think needs what you think needs more focus and support.

Taking part means completing a short, anonymous online questionnaire (available in English, French, German, Luxembourgish, and Portuguese). Your answers will help shape a future event, a World Café, where patients, families, and professionals come together to set priorities for future research and explore potential support tools for patients, families, and professionals involved in cancer care in Luxembourg.

You were diagnosed with cancer after the age of 65 in Luxembourg

A family member of yours was diagnosed with cancer after the age of 65 in Luxembourg

You were a caregiver for someone diagnosed with cancer after the age of 65 in Luxembourg

You are a healthcare professional involved in the treatment or management of cancer in Luxembourg

How can you take part?

Scan the QR code or visit the link below to complete a short, anonymous questionnaire.

• It takes approximately 10 minutes ⏱️
• Available in English, French, German, Luxembourgish, and Portuguese 🌍
• Questions are open-ended — there are no right or wrong answers 🗒️

We are interested in what matters to you. Take part today!

You can stop at any time before submitting and do not have to complete the questionnaire. As your answers are fully anonymised, they cannot be linked back to you. This also means, however, they cannot be withdrawn once submitted.

Get in touch:

If you are interesting in taking part or would you like more information, you can email us at📧 tdmcafe@lih.lu

About the Research Team:

The Ageing, Cancer and Disparities (ACADI) Research Unit is a multidisciplinary research team focused on improving cancer care for all. Read more about the team: