A descriptive survey of cancer helplines in the United Kingdom: Who they are, the services offered, and the accessibility of those services
Geraldine Leydon(Broadmoor Hospital), Paul Little(University of Antwerp), Clare Moynihan(Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust), Lisa Danquah(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), Lucy Brindle(University of Southampton), Elizabeth Stokoe(London School of Economics and Political Science), Sonia Howe(Peterborough City Hospital), Peter Salmon(Film Independent), Sue Latter(University of Southampton), Beth Stuart(Queen Mary University of London), Katie Ekberg(The University of Queensland)
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