Islanders who have been investigated for, diagnosed with, or treated for skin cancer over the past two years are being invited to complete a new survey aimed at improving services.
The survey, launched by Public Health Jersey as part of its ‘prevention first’ programme, will gather patients’ experiences of the Island’s skin cancer care pathway.
Feedback will help identify what is working well and where improvements can be made, from the point at which a skin cancer concern is first identified through to treatment and follow-up care.
Anyone eligible can complete the survey online until Friday 17 July.
