Beyond Research Priorities: Stakeholder-Identified Health System Challenges From an Australian Childhood Cancer Priority-Setting Partnership

Background

Priority-setting partnerships (PSPs) are used to identify research questions that matter most to patients, caregivers, and clinicians. However, submissions that fall outside the scope of research prioritisation are rarely examined despite their potential to reveal important unmet needs. This study explored concerns relevant to practice and policy using the out-of-scope questions submitted during the Australian Child and Adolescent Cancer PSP.