Household income and health-related quality of life in children receiving treatment for acute myeloid leukemia: Potential impact of selection bias in health equity research.

Haley M NewmanYimei LiYuan-Shung V HuangCaitlin W ElgartenRegina M MyersJenny RuizDaniel J ZhengAllison Barz LeahyCatherine AftandilianStaci D ArnoldKira BonaM Monica GramatgesMallorie B HeneghanKelly W MaloneyArunkumar J ModiRajen J ModyElaine MorganJeffrey E RubnitzNaomi WinickJennifer J WilkesAlix E SeifBrian T FisherRichard AplencKelly D Getz

Published in: Cancer medicine (2024)

While primary analyses suggested lower household income was associated with superior HRQOL, differential participation may have biased these results. Future studies should partner with patients/families to identify strategies for equitable participation in clinical research.

Keyphrases

physical activity
acute myeloid leukemia
mental health
end stage renal disease
ejection fraction

newly diagnosed
healthcare
young adults
patient reported outcomes
climate change

acute lymphoblastic leukemia
hepatitis c virus
social media
health information
replacement therapy

hiv infected
smoking cessation
patient reported
combination therapy