Cancer detection during the COVID-19 pandemic-Experiences in primary care and recommendations for the future.
Cancer detection during the COVID-19 pandemic-Experiences in primary care and recommendations for the future.
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10.1002/jgf2.597
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发表时间：
2022-12-14
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1.6
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描述全科医生（GP）在COVID-19对癌症检测持续时间的影响方面的经验。荷兰全科医生的横断面调查研究。58位GP参与了研究。在第一波浪潮中，88%、52%和67%的全科医生在寻求联系、初级保健和转诊阶段分别经历了与COVID-19相关的延误。全科医生报告说，由于远程医疗咨询、较长的等待时间以及患者对COVID感染和全科医生负担过重的担忧，延误了时间。在COVID大流行开始期间，大多数全科医生在癌症诊断过程中遇到延误，这在患者寻求全科医生护理的及时性方面最为突出。对荷兰全科医生（GP）进行了一项横断面研究，以描述他们对COVID-19对初级保健中癌症检测持续时间的影响的经验。结果显示，大多数全科医生在COVID大流行初期经历了癌症诊断过程的延迟，这在寻求联系阶段最为明显。
To describe general practitioners (GPs) experiences with the impact COVID‐19 on the duration of cancer detection. Cross‐sectional survey study among Dutch GPs. Fifty‐eight GPs participated. During the first wave, COVID‐19‐related delays were experienced by 88%, 52%, and 67% of GPs in the contact‐seeking, primary care, and referral phases, respectively. GPs reported delays due to telehealth consultations, longer waiting times and patient's concerns of COVID infections and overburdening GPs. The majority of GPs experienced delays in cancer diagnostic processes during the beginning of the COVID pandemic, which was most prominent in the timeliness in which patients sought GP care. A cross‐sectional study of Dutch general practitioners (GPs) was conducted to describe their experiences of the impact COVID‐19 on the duration of cancer detection in primary care. It demonstrated that the majority of GPs experienced delays in cancer diagnostic processes during the beginning of the COVID pandemic, which was most evident in the contact‐seeking phase.