The Role of Smoking Status in Making Risk-Informed Diagnostic Decisions in the Lung Cancer Pathway: A Qualitative Study of Health Care Professionals and Patients

Overview of attention for article published in Medical Decision Making, January 2024

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RT @MedDecMak: Smoking history is a significant risk factor for #LungCancer, but what about never-smokers? This new study by @georgiabblack…

Smoking history is a significant risk factor for #LungCancer, but what about never-smokers? This new study by @georgiabblack & colleagues sheds light on how clinicians make diagnostic decisions for this patient group @lungsforliving @CallisterMat @Q…

RT @CRUKHCPs: How do you make clinical decisions about people who've never smoked with lung cancer symptoms? A qualitative study found that…

How do you make clinical decisions about people who've never smoked with lung cancer symptoms? A qualitative study found that GPs are less likely to consider other lung cancer risk factors and rely on gut-feeling to inform decisions > https://t.co/8a…

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