… Many older adults (aged 75+) continue cancer screening despite guidelines suggesting
they … psychosocial and clinical factors associated with continued breast/prostate screening. …

… guidelines if … screening guidelines if their most recent Pap smear was in the 37 months prior
to their interview. These definitions of compliance with risk-appropriate screening guidelines …

… A search was conducted to review literature on psychosocial predictors in the transition
from acute to chronic pain. Psychosocial predictors defined for the purpose of this review …

… psychosocial predictors of attendance at an organised breast cancer screening programme.
… Predictors were measured one month before the screening invitation. Measures included …

… in univariate analyses remained independent predictors of screening with the exception
of … Being very familiar with NCCN guidelines was the strongest predictor of screening. This …

… adherence to CRC screening guidelines and perceived risk … screening generally has been
positively related to screening … recent adherence to CRC screening guidelines and intent to …

… We defined psychosocial predictors as variables that relate to the influence of social factors
on an individual's mind or behaviour and to the interrelation of behavioural and social factors …

… However, the influence of psychosocial factors on the treatment outcomes is … the psychosocial
factors that influence changes in pain and disability in patients with CLBP after a guideline-…

… to psycho-oncologists in the course of routine consultations can positively influence
psycho-oncological care. The aim of this study was to analyze the frequency and predictors of such …

… is advisable in primary care settings where it may function as a component of cardiovascular
risk management given the predictive value of psychosocial risk factors for incident CHD [8,…