The elusive goal of maintaining population cancer screening: it is time for a new paradigm.
The elusive goal of maintaining population cancer screening: it is time for a new paradigm.
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维持人口癌症筛查这一难以实现的目标:是时候采取新的范式了。
DOI:
10.1093/jnci/djq240
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发表时间:
2010
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通讯作者:
Buist,Diana
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作者:
Mandelblatt,Jeanne;Buist,Diana
Overall, there are multiple complex influences that affect our approach to optimizing screening, ranging from biological factors and individual behavior to health-care organizations and the broader policy environment. Connections and feedback among these levels are difficult to study with traditional methods. Computer simulation modeling integrates outcomes of interventions across multiple levels and estimates, which investments are likely to have the maximum impact on population mortality while balancing reach, effects, harms, and costs. The Cancer Intervention and Surveillance Modeling Network (CISNET) funded by the National Cancer Institute (http://cisnet. cancer. gov) is an excellent example of the application of modeling to determine the most profitable avenues for intervention (19). The promise of breast cancer screening has fallen short of its goals because of its imprecision, failure to screen those at highest risk, lack of compliance with screening continuance over recommended periods of time, and gaps in access to or quality of diagnostic follow-up and treatment (20). It is no longer enough to simply conduct more interventions to understand which work best in motivating individuals to undergo repeat cancer screening. New paradigms, guided by evidence from modeling, novel trials, and new scientific discovery, will be needed to realize the promise of eliminating the burden of cancer. references