Get feedback on your research ideas from people directly affected by cancer

The NCRI involves people affected by cancer across the breadth of its activities. With the right input into research at the right time, Patient and Public Involvement like this can improve the quality and relevance of research, ensure that we’re investing in the right areas of research, and that research findings are being translated into patient benefit.

One of the activities the NCRI Consumer Forum hosts is a ‘Dragons’ Den’, which builds on the theme of the television programme of the same name, and is an opportunity for researchers to present their research ideas to people directly affected by cancer.

To register your interest in presenting your research at a future Dragons’ Den, please complete the form below.

Name *

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Last

Email *

Phone number *

Organisation or research group *

Study name or project title *

Lay summary of your research item for the Dragons’ Den (up to 500 words): *

Are there any particular challenges or questions on which you would like feedback? *

What do you hope our patient representatives will contribute to your research? *

Study documents *

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 10 files.

Additional information

If you require patient representatives with specific skills or experiences please specify and we will do our best to accommodate this

Please indicate when you would like the Dragons Den to take place:

Please note that Dragons Den sessions are currently taking place on an ad hoc basis via Microsoft Teams due to Covid-19. Please feel free to indicate when you would like the Dragons Den to take place i.e. within a specific time period and/or specific dates that you would like us to consider.

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I do not want to be contacted by the NCRI about anything unrelated to this submission.

The NCRI might want to contact you in relation to future news, events and opportunities that are relevant to cancer research and the work of the NCRI. Your data will not be shared with any third parties. You have the right to withdraw consent at any time by contacting us.