JCO Global Oncology
Cancer Screening Services: What Do Indigenous Communities Want? A Systematic Review
Research paper · 2024
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The published version of record, online 15 February 2024. Journal articles are not revised, so there is no later edition.
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Published open access under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Jonathan Koea discloses research funding from Ethicon (Inst); no other conflicts of interest reported by the authors.
What this is
Systematic review of 18 qualitative studies on what Indigenous communities want from cancer screening services, identifying culturally tailored education, community involvement, positive relationships with providers, and individual empowerment as the key themes.
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