Impact of Primary Care Delay on Progression of Breast Cancer in a Black African Population: A Multicentered Survey.

Olayide AgodirinSamuel OlatokeGaniyu RahmanJulius OlaogunOladapo KolawoleJohn AgboolaOlalekan OlasehindeAba KatungOmobolaji AyandipoAmarachukwu EtonyeakuAnthony AjiboyeSoliu OguntolaOluwafemi Fatudimu

Published in: Journal of cancer epidemiology (2019)

The majority of patients stayed longer than 30 days in primary care interval. Long primary care interval was associated with a higher risk of stage migration, and more patients reported misinformation and misdiagnosis as reasons for a long interval.

Keyphrases

primary care
end stage renal disease
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
prognostic factors
social media
cross sectional
young adults
patient reported outcomes
patient reported