Stephen W Duffy
Stephen W Duffy
Retrospective analysis of clinician and patient factors associated with unsatisfactory Pap tests [0.03%]
回顾性分析与不满意巴氏试验相关的临床医生和患者因素
Vrinda Munjal,Katherine M Schupack,Nathaniel E Miller et al.
Vrinda Munjal et al.
ObjectivesGuidelines advise repeat screening within four months if Papanicolaou (Pap) results are unsatisfactory for evaluation. This utilizes healthcare system resources and may decrease patient satisfaction due to needing a second clinic ...
Nicholas J Wald,Robert Old
Nicholas J Wald
Helena Andersson,Sara Nordqvist Kleppe,Henrik Edvardsson et al.
Helena Andersson et al.
ObjectivesComparisons and optimization of screening programs are based on quality indicators (QI), but these are not well standardized and commonly not published. We report 13 QIs used for cervical screening in Sweden. These are decided on ...
Cost-effectiveness of low-dose computed tomography for lung cancer screening in India: A Markov modelling study [0.03%]
印度肺癌筛查低剂量CT的成本效益分析：一种马尔可夫模型研究
Gowthaman Thangavel,Stany Mathew,Praveen Pujar et al.
Gowthaman Thangavel et al.
BackgroundLung cancer is a leading cause of cancer-related mortality in India, with most cases diagnosed at advanced stages. Low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) screening has been shown to enhance early detection and improve survival rates,...
Investigating the acceptability of cervical screening, using conventional clinician-taken cervical samples or urine self-sampling, at 6 weeks postnatal: A cross-sectional questionnaire [0.03%]
一项横断面调查问卷：探究在产后六周使用传统临床宫颈取样或尿液自我取样进行宫颈癌筛查的接受度
Victoria Cullimore,Rebecca Newhouse,Holly Baker-Rand et al.
Victoria Cullimore et al.
ObjectivesUnited Kingdom (UK) guidelines recommend delaying cervical screening due during pregnancy to 12 weeks postnatal, despite a lack of supporting evidence. This questionnaire-based study aimed to determine the feasibility of a clinica...
Identifying barriers and facilitators to participation in cancer screening among Irish travellers, a minority ethnic group in Ireland, using a codesigned approach [0.03%]
使用共设计方法识别爱尔兰 traveller 社群参与癌症筛查的障碍和促进因素
Patricia Fitzpatrick,Aela O&#x;Flynn,Reuel Jalal et al.
Patricia Fitzpatrick et al.
IntroductionThis study sought to determine participation by eligible Irish Travellers, a minority ethnic group, in the cancer screening programmes in Ireland (bowel, breast and cervical screening) and to determine barriers/facilitators to s...
Ripple effect of temporary self-sampling HPV test on screening uptake in the next round: A secondary analysis of the ACCESS randomized controlled trial [0.03%]
一项基于ACCESS随机对照试验的二次分析：一次性的自取样HPV检测对下一阶段筛查接受率的连锁影响
Misuzu Fujita,Kengo Nagashima,Minobu Shimazu et al.
Misuzu Fujita et al.
The self-sampling human papillomavirus (HPV) test improves participation in cervical cancer screening. However, the ripple effect of this test on participation in the next screening round has not yet been examined. This study, a secondary a...
Is GP practice bowel, breast and cervical cancer screening coverage correlated with GP practice list inflation? [0.03%]
全科医疗服务量膨胀是否与癌症筛查覆盖率相关？
Sue M Hudson,Cathryn Hudson
Sue M Hudson
ObjectiveGP list inflation occurs when the number of patients registered at a GP practice exceeds the number of residents. It may be associated with out-of-date patient contact data, affecting invitations for cancer screening. We examined w...
Evaluating the diagnostic accuracy of faecal immunochemical testing in the two-week wait referral pathway for colorectal cancer in the UK [0.03%]
评估粪便免疫化学检测在英国 colorectal 癌症两周内转诊途径中的诊断准确性
Sarala Janarthanan,Nilanga Nishad,Ciaran Padhiar et al.
Sarala Janarthanan et al.
Objective: Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality in the UK. Early identification and timely intervention rely heavily on the faecal immunohistochemical test (FIT). However, FIT diagnostic accuracy v...