Patient‐ and system‐level factors associated with racial/ethnic disparities in the delivery of guideline‐concordant therapy among US patients with gastric cancer
Wilson L. da Costa,
Mimi C. Tan,
E. Ramsay Camp
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundDisparities in gastric cancer (GC) outcomes show a higher disease burden among minorities. We aimed to evaluate the associations between sociodemographic and system‐level factors and guideline‐concordant treatment among GC patients.MethodsCohort study with GC patients in the National Cancer Data Base (2006–2018) treated with upfront resection or neoadjuvant therapy (NAT). We used logistic regression to identify associations between deviations from guideline‐concordant therapy and patient‐ and system‐… Show more
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