European Journal of Cancer Care

Note from the Editor
pp. 159-160(2)

Introduction
pp. 159-160(2)
Authors: Tritter, Jonathan Q; Calnan, Michael

Cancer as a chronic illness? Reconsidering categorization and exploring experience
pp. 161-165(5)
Authors: Tritter, J. Q.; Calnan, M.

Men, women, gender and cancer
pp. 166-172(7)
Author: Moynihan, C.

Childhood cancer and users' views: a critical perspective
pp. 173-177(5)
Authors: Dixon-Woods, M.; Young, B.; Heney, D.

Informal carers in cancer contexts
pp. 178-182(5)
Authors: Thomas, C.; Morris, S. M.

The need to know: informal carers and information
pp. 183-187(5)
Authors: Morris, S. M.; Thomas, C.

Improving the working lives of cancer clinicians
pp. 188-192(5)
Authors: Graham, J.; Ramirez, A.

Nurses' experiences of cancer
pp. 193-199(7)
Author: Corner, J.

Researching the experience of kidney cancer patients
pp. 200-204(5)
Author: Taylor, K.

Patient perspectives on involvement in cancer research in the UK
pp. 205-209(5)
Author: Thornton, HAZEL

Capturing users' experiences of participating in cancer trials
pp. 210-214(5)
Authors: Donovan, J. L.; Brindle, L.; Mills, N.

Ethical considerations in researching user views
pp. 215-219(5)
Authors: Seymour, J.; Skilbeck, J.

Research sensitivities to palliative care patients
pp. 220-224(5)
Author: Addington-Hall, J.

Quantitative and qualitative methods in UK health research: then, now and . . . ?
pp. 225-231(7)
Authors: Mcpherson, K.; Leydon, G.

Researching experiences of cancer: the importance of methodology
pp. 232-237(6)
Authors: Entwistle, V.; Tritter, J. Q.; Calnan, M.