Variation in Eligible Patients' Agreeing to and Receiving Lung Cancer Screening: A Cohort Study.
Variation in Eligible Patients' Agreeing to and Receiving Lung Cancer Screening: A Cohort Study.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.amepre.2020.10.014
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发表时间:
2021-04
影响因子:
5.5
通讯作者:
Caverly, Tanner J.
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作者:
Leishman, N. Joseph;Wiener, Renda S.;Fagerlin, Angela;Hayward, Rodney A.;Lowery, Julie;Caverly, Tanner J.
Little is known about how clinicians make low-dose computed tomography lung cancer screening (LCS) decisions in clinical practice. We assessed factors associated with real-world decision making, hypothesizing that lung cancer risk and comorbidity would not be associated with agreeing to or receiving screening in practice. Even though these factors are key determinants of the benefit of LCS, they are often difficult to incorporate into decisions without the aid of decision tools. Retrospective cohort study of patients meeting current national eligibility criteria and deemed appropriate candidates for LCS, based on clinical reminders completed over a 2-year period (2013-2015) at 8 VA medical facilities. Multilevel mixed-effects logistic regression models (conducted 2019-2020) assessed predictors (age, gender, lung cancer risk, Charlson Index, travel distance to VA facility, and central vs outlying decision making location) of primary outcomes of agreeing to and receiving screening. Of 5,551 patients (mean age 67; 97% male; mean lung cancer risk 0.7%; mean Charlson Index 1.14; median travel distance 24.2 miles), 3,720 (67%) agreed to LCS and 2,398 (43%) received screening. Lung cancer risk and comorbidity score were not strong predictors of agreeing to or receiving LCS. Empirical Bayes adjusted rates of agreeing to and receiving LCS ranged from 22%-84% across facilities, and 19%-85% across clinicians. 33.7% of the variance in agreeing-to and 34.2% of the variance in receiving LCS was associated with the facility or the clinician offering screening. Substantial variation in Veterans agreeing to and receiving LCS during the VA LCS Demonstration Project was found. This variation wasn’t explained by differences in key determinants of patient benefit, while the facility and clinician advising the patient had a large impact on LCS decisions.
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DOI:
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