Sensations, symptoms, and then what? Early bodily experiences prior to diagnosis of lung cancer

Similar Items

• Patients’ initial steps to cancer diagnosis in Denmark, England and Sweden: what can a qualitative, cross-country comparison of narrative interviews tell us about potentially modifiable factors?
  od: MacArtney, John, i dr.
  Izdano: (2017)
• Qualitative cross-country comparison of whether, when and how people diagnosed with lung cancer talk about cigarette smoking in narrative interviews
  od: Hajdarevic, Senada, i dr.
  Izdano: (2018)
• Negotiating bodily sensations between patients and GPs in the context of standardized cancer patient pathways – an observational study in primary care
  od: Hultstrand, Cecilia, i dr.
  Izdano: (2020)
• Using patients’ own knowledge of early sensations and symptoms to develop an interactive, individualized e-questionnaire to facilitate early diagnosis of lung cancer
  od: Levitsky, Adrian, i dr.
  Izdano: (2021)
• Early symptoms and sensations as predictors of lung cancer: a machine learning multivariate model
  od: Levitsky, Adrian, i dr.
  Izdano: (2019)