PsySocFear-F is a research project focused on better understanding psychosocial factors associated with fear of cancer recurrence among women after cancer treatment.
Learn more about the projectCompleting cancer treatment does not necessarily mean the end of the psychological challenges associated with the disease. Fear of a possible recurrence can remain an important part of life after treatment.
The PsySocFear-F project focuses on investigating psychological and social factors that may be associated with fear of cancer recurrence among women diagnosed with breast and gynecological cancers.
A better understanding of these experiences may contribute to improved recognition of the needs of people after cancer treatment and to the development of appropriate forms of psychological support.
Project objectivesResearch into psychological factors associated with fear of cancer recurrence and psychological adjustment after treatment.
Research into the role of social support and other factors within people's social and living environments.
Understanding the needs of people after cancer treatment in order to support the development of appropriate psychological support and professional practice.
The project brings together experts in psychology, psycho-oncology, research methodology and other relevant fields.
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The project is funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU.
Project coordinator:
Faculty of Croatian Studies, University of Zagreb