Experiences of early-stage cervical cancer and fertility sparing surgery: an ethnographic and co-creative approach to social and intimate domains

这项研究，基于苏格兰，将探讨如何诊断早期宫颈癌和保留生育能力的治疗与个人，社会，生殖和性生活的关系，以及如何改善患者的体验。方法论基于定性和人种学技术，遵循社会学和人类学的理论方法，以及一项共同创造战略，以拟订建议和适当资源，指导公共政策和良好做法模式。通过其跨学科和跨部门的方法，这项研究旨在超越“传统”的方法来研究健康经验，并产生其他形式的数据，为跨学科，部门，患者和更广泛的社会对话的研究开辟新的途径。

This study, based in Scotland, will explore how a diagnosis of an early-stage cervical cancer and a treatment preserving fertility is experienced in relation to personal, social, reproductive, and sexual lives, as well as how to improve the patients' experience.The methodology is based on qualitative and ethnographic techniques, following sociological and anthropological theoretical approaches, and a co-creation strategy to elaborate recommendations and appropriate resources to guide public policies and good practice models. Through its interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral approach, this research aims to extend beyond 'traditional' approaches to the study of health experiences, and to generate other forms of data, opening new paths for research in dialogue across disciplines, sectors, patients and the broader society.