Disparities in Perceived Unmet Need for Supportive Services Among Patients With Lung Cancer in the Cancer Care Outcomes Research and Surveillance Consortium
Disparities in Perceived Unmet Need for Supportive Services Among Patients With Lung Cancer in the Cancer Care Outcomes Research and Surveillance Consortium
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DOI:
10.1002/cncr.28801
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发表时间:
2014-10-15
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Ayanian, John Z.
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作者:
John, Dolly A.;Kawachi, Ichiro;Ayanian, John Z.
BACKGROUND: The authors investigated the prevalence, determinants of, and disparities in any perceived unmet need for 8 supportive services (home nurse, support group, psychological services, social worker, physical/occupational rehabilitation, pain management, spiritual counseling, and smoking cessation) by race/ethnicity and nativity and how it is associated with perceived quality of care among US patients with lung cancer. METHODS: Data from a multiregional, multihealth system representative cohort of 4334 newly diagnosed patients were analyzed. Binomial logistic regression models adjusted for patient clustering. RESULTS: Patients with any perceived unmet need (9% overall) included 7% of white-US-born (USB), 9% of white-foreign-born (FB), 13% of black-USB, 8% of Latino-USB, 24% of Latino-FB, 4% of Asian/Pacific Islander (API)-USB, 14% of API-FB, and 11% of "other" patients (P