Background Globally, the provision of equitable outcomes for women with breast cancer is a
priority for governments. However, there is growing evidence that a socioeconomic status …

Purpose This systematic review evaluates factors influencing breast cancer outcomes for
women treated in Australia, facilitating the exploration of disparities in breast cancer …

Introduction: breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in Indonesia. Patients'
survival depends on various factors, namely patient-, tumor-, and treatment-related factors …

Objectives To investigate between-hospital variation in the probability of reoperation within
90 days of initial breast-conserving surgery (BCS), and the contribution of health system …

Background National cancer survival statistics are available for the total Australian
population but not Indigenous Australians, although their cancer mortality rates are known to …

Background We identified breast screening patterns over time and patterns among women
residing in rural and urban areas by sociodemographic factors. Methods This study employs …

Background: The National Breast Cancer Audit Database of the Society of Breast Surgeons
of Australia and New Zealand is used by surgeons to monitor treatment quality and for …

Objective To examine the association between residential remoteness and stage of cancer
at diagnosis, treatment uptake, and survival within the Australian Indigenous population …

Abstract The Indigenous people of Australia face significant health gaps compared with the
general population, with lower life expectancies, higher rates of death, and chronic illness …

Background Breast cancer (BC) screening can be performed in a screening program
(BCSP) or in opportunistic screening. The existing reviews on the determinants of non …