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Identifying a cut-off score for the COST measure to indicate high financial toxicity and low quality of life among cancer patients.

Marques S N NgKai Chow ChoiDorothy N S ChanCho Lee WongWeijie XingPui Shan HoCecilia AuMandy ChanMan TongWai Man LingMaggie ChanSuzanne S S MakRaymond J ChanWinnie Kwok Wei So
Published in: Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer (2021)
Our findings suggest a cut-off for the COST that can be used to screen for FT in clinical settings. In addition, while a considerable proportion of high-FT patients received targeted therapy, they often received financial assistance. There is a gap between financial hardship and assistance that warrants attention.
Keyphrases
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  • peritoneal dialysis
  • high throughput
  • affordable care act
  • oxidative stress
  • working memory
  • healthcare
  • patient reported outcomes