A multi-project longitudinal cohort study, CAYACS examines long-term sequelae and care resulting from cancer in young people, providing evidence to support strategies for system-related, policy and practice change. Survivors and comparison groups from population-based registries, linked with clinical and administrative databases for analysis.

Members

Faculty/Leaders

Mary McBride

Emeritus Scientist

Affiliate

Staff

Agnes Lai, MSc

Cancer Surveillance & Outcomes Analyst
604-675-8056

Jeenat Mehareen, MA

Data Analyst

Students/Trainees

Muntasir Rahman, MA

PHD Student, Faculty of Health Sciences, SFU

Projects

Long-term health care utilization among survivors of childhood, adolescent, and young adult cancers

Long-term health care utilization including costs, and quality measures of healthcare are examined among survivors of childhood, adolescent, and young adult cancers, for risk stratification into levels of vulnerable and underserved subpopulations for priority change.  Personal, clinical (includin

Long-term health, education, and economic outcomes for survivors of childhood, adolescent, and young adult cancer survivors

Long-term health, education, and economic outcomes for survivors of childhood, adolescent, and young adult cancers, and personal, clinical (including treatment), and health systems factors affecting those outcomes are examined for up to 35 years post-diagnosis.

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