… 49 patients who underwent lung cancer screening in the prior year and 36 clinicians who …
, pulmonologists, nurses), recruited from lung cancer screening programs at 4 hospitals. We …

… Lung cancer is the second most common cancer among men and women, as well as the
leading cause of cancer-related mortality in the USA [1]. In 2013, lung cancer screening was …

… 36 clinicians who refer patients for lung cancer screening and 49 patients who had undergone
lung cancer … Participants were recruited from lung cancer screening programs at four …

… lung cancer earlier. This review will summarize the advances and current controversies in
the … of lung cancers, many of which have figured prominently in American Society of Clinical …

… with some limitations, may improve clinical decision making. AIOM guidelines apply a …
Clinical practice guidelines are useful tools that assist clinicians treating lung cancer patients …

… to provide effective education to patients with rare NSCLC biomarkers/… patients and, thus,
are underrepresented in the lung cancer community. Within the last decade, NSCLC patients …

… lung cancer patients differently than they do patients with other malignancies, such as breast
cancer, … stigma relating to patients' use of tobacco, the number of lung cancer patients in the …

… that Dutch lung cancer clinicians agree that participation of lung cancer patients in treatment
… The majority of respondents agreed that lung cancer patients should always be involved in …

… clinicians than patients with other solid tumors. We hypothesized that clinicians would report
their lung cancer patients … had more symptom difficulties than patients with other solid tumors…

… what a lung nodule is, and most want more information. With input from patients and clinicians,
we developed a commonly asked questions (CAQ) after lung cancer screening handout …