We are looking for people age 40 and over who care about improving the diagnosis of prostate cancer to join a friendly patient & public involvement group about the future of testing for prostate cancer.

You will receive £55 per meeting for taking part.

When?
Two PPIE group meetings per year until 2031, each lasting two hours

Where?
Mix of online and in-person meetings

What?
Read a few of the study documents and join in conversations in the meetings.

55,000 men in the UK are diagnosed with prostate cancer and 12,000 die from the disease each year. It is more common in Black men than White or Asian men. Diagnosing aggressive types of prostate cancer earlier could help people live longer, healthier lives. This project aims to improve the quality of care for hundreds of thousands of people tested for Prostate Specific Antigen (or PSA for short) in general practice. We will focus on improving how we pick up aggressive prostate cancer.