Negative cancer beliefs, recognition of cancer symptoms and anticipated time to help-seeking: an international cancer benchmarking partnership (ICBP) study

Volume: 18, Issue: 1
Published: Apr 2, 2018
Abstract
Understanding what influences people to seek help can inform interventions to promote earlier diagnosis of cancer, and ultimately better cancer survival. We aimed to examine relationships between negative cancer beliefs, recognition of cancer symptoms and how long people think they would take to go to the doctor with possible cancer symptoms (anticipated patient intervals). Telephone interviews of 20,814 individuals (50+) in the United Kingdom,...
Paper Details
Title
Negative cancer beliefs, recognition of cancer symptoms and anticipated time to help-seeking: an international cancer benchmarking partnership (ICBP) study
Published Date
Apr 2, 2018
Journal
Volume
18
Issue
1
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