Intervention-generated inequalities in lung cancer care: cohort study using linked cancer registry, Hospital Episode Statistics, and audit data
Abstract
Background null In the UK, lung cancer is the second most incident cancer and the leading cause of cancer mortality. Survival is socio-economically patterned. In England, there are target waiting times for urgent referral (14 days) and treatment intervals (31 days from diagnosis) for cancer. It has been suggested that socio-economic inequalities in receipt of, and time to, treatment may contribute to inequalities in cancer survival. Unintended...
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Title
Intervention-generated inequalities in lung cancer care: cohort study using linked cancer registry, Hospital Episode Statistics, and audit data
Published Date
Sep 1, 2014
Volume
68
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