One-Stop-Shop Cancer Screening Clinic: Acceptability Testing

Cancer screenings aid in the early detection of cancer and can help reduce cancer-related mortality. The current model of care for cancer screening is often siloed, based on the targeted cancer site. We tested the acceptability of a new model of care, called the One-Stop-Shop Cancer Screening Clinic...

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Published in:Journal of cancer education 2024-12, Vol.39 (6), p.721-728
Main Authors: Au, Jeannie M., Sly, Jamilia R., Savage, Leah C., Beyrouty, Matthew, Calman, Neil S., Frazier, Michaela, Musella, Jay, Minardi, Francesca, Jandorf, Lina H., Weber, Ellerie, Mahmud, Saborny, Miller, Sarah J.
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Cancer
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Community
Early Detection of Cancer
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Health Personnel - psychology
Humans
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Mass Screening
Medical screening
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Neoplasms - diagnosis
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Patient Acceptance of Health Care
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