Social inequalities in participation in cancer screening: does the mode of data collection matter? The CONSTANCES cohort.

Ezequiel ArandaJeanna-Eve FranckVirginie RingaJeanne SassenouMireille Coeuret-PellicerLaurent RigalGwenn Menvielle

Published in: European journal of public health (2021)

Women's socioeconomic position is associated with missingness and the accuracy of self-reported BCS and CCS participation. Social inequalities in cancer screening participation based on self-reports are likely to be overestimated for CCS.

Keyphrases

papillary thyroid
physical activity
healthcare
squamous cell
mental health
lymph node metastasis
electronic health record
squamous cell carcinoma
adipose tissue
young adults
skeletal muscle
data analysis