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Who should join EMOT-ECON?

Researchers, patients, caregivers, healthcare providers and others who are interested in supporting research activities and practice changes to improve the emotional well-being of patients and caregivers who experience financial issues due to illness.

What are some of the benefits of joining the Network?

  • Opportunities to apply for research funding to support pilot projects
  • Professional networking and development of collaborations
  • Multidisciplinary conferences and grand rounds to share your work and stay up to date on the latest state of this field of research
  • A growing toolbox of shared resources (i.e., survey measurement tools, webinars) available on the website

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We would like to have a diverse membership and ask that you please fill out some demographic questions.
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In what area(s) do you work in? (Check all that apply)
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Interest in Economic Burden or Emotional Well-Being?

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