Objectives Patient-centered care (PCC) experiences can vary by race and ethnicity and
likely contribute to cancer care disparities. We compared PCC concepts between Non …

Background: Cancer patients can experience healthcare system-related challenges during
the course of their treatment. Yet, little is known about how these challenges might affect the …

Background: Cancer prevention and treatment systems are significantly impacted by
interpersonal, organizational, and structural and systemic racism. A wide body of research …

PURPOSE: Black patients with cancer report worse experiences with health care compared
with White patients; however, little is known about what influences these ratings. The …

Much of the early literature on 'cultural competence'focuses on the 'categorical'or
'multicultural'approach, in which providers learn relevant attitudes, values, beliefs, and …

PURPOSE Cancer health disparities result from complex interactions among
socioeconomic, behavioral, and biological factors, disproportionately affecting marginalized …

Background Exposure to racial discrimination may exacerbate disparities throughout the
cancer care continuum. Therefore, we explored how experiences of racial discrimination in …

Objectives The communication patterns between clinician and patient, described as the
patient centeredness of care (PCC), may be a critically important etiology of breast cancer …

Objective The purpose of this study was to provide a snapshot of US oncology provider
perspectives on caring for diverse patients, including self-rated awareness, comfort, skills …

Demographic factors such as race, socioeconomic status, gender identity, area of residence,
native language, and cultural barriers have an effect on outcomes in cancer care. To identify …