[HTML][HTML] The impact of rurality on patient experience and diagnostic pathway intervals in Scotland's cancer patients: Further results from a national cancer diagnosis …

S Maxwell, C Pearce, M Kynn, LA Anderson… - Cancer …, 2023 - Elsevier
Abstract Background In Scotland 17% of the population reside rurally and previous research
has demonstrated worse cancer outcomes in this group. The underlying reason for this is …

Population-based study on coverage and healthcare processes for cancer during implementation of national healthcare insurance in Indonesia

J Schaefers, S Wenang, A Afdal, AG Mukti… - The Lancet Regional …, 2022 - thelancet.com
Background A national healthcare insurance has been implemented in Indonesia since
2014. Although cancer care currently represents a smaller part of the healthcare support, the …

Exploring why European primary care physicians sometimes do not think of, or act on, a possible cancer diagnosis. A qualitative study

S Hajdarevic, C Högberg, M Marzo-Castillejo, V Siliņa… - BJGP open, 2023 - bjgpopen.org
Background While primary care physicians (PCPs) play a key role in cancer detection, they
can find cancer diagnosis challenging, and some patients have considerable delays …

Emergency general surgery: impact of distance and rurality on mortality

JM Wohlgemut, G Ramsay, M Bekheit, NW Scott… - BJS open, 2022 - academic.oup.com
Background There is debate about whether the distance from hospital, or rurality, impacts
outcomes in patients admitted under emergency general surgery (EGS). The aim of this …

The association between sociodemographic factors and time to diagnosis for colorectal cancer in northern Sweden

C Hultstrand, C Hörnsten, M Lilja… - European Journal of …, 2022 - Wiley Online Library
Objectives This study examined whether sociodemographic factors, including distance to
hospital, were associated with differences in the diagnostic interval and the treatment …

Geographic variation in diagnostic and treatment interval, cancer stage and mortality among colorectal patients–an international comparison between Denmark and …

P Murchie, AZ Falborg, M Turner, P Vedsted… - Cancer …, 2021 - Elsevier
Background Rurald wellers with colorectal cancer have poorer outcomes than their urban
counterparts. The reasons why are not known but are likely to be complex and be …

Patient's travel distance to specialised cancer diagnostics and the association with the general practitioner's diagnostic strategy and satisfaction with the access to …

LF Virgilsen, L Hvidberg, P Vedsted - BMC Family Practice, 2020 - Springer
Background Research indicate that when general practitioners (GPs) refer their patients for
specialist care, the patient often has long distance. This study had a twofold aim: in …

Impact of geography on Scottish cancer diagnoses in primary care: Results from a national cancer diagnosis audit

P Murchie, R Adam, WL Khor, S Smith, E McNair… - Cancer …, 2020 - Elsevier
Background A recent meta-analysis of global research found cancer patients living in rural
locations are 5% less likely to survive than their urban counterparts, a survival disadvantage …

Investigating the impact of intellectual and developmental disability on the stage of colorectal cancer at diagnosis among adults in Ontario

K Biggs - 2022 - search.proquest.com
Background: Colorectal cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the
second leading cause of cancer death worldwide. Individuals with intellectual and …