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Equity and practice issues in colorectal cancer screening

Mixed-methods study

Sandy Buchman, Linda Rozmovits and Richard H. Glazier
Canadian Family Physician April 2016; 62 (4) e186-e193;
Sandy Buchman
Family physician providing home-base palliative care in Toronto, Ont, Education Lead at the Temmy Latner Centre for Palliative Care at Mount Sinai Hospital, and Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto.
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    Colorectal cancer screening for patients in the TC LHIN and in Ontario, by screening method and sociodemographic characteristics

    PATIENTSANY METHODCOLONOSCOPYFOBT
    TC LHINONTARIOTC LHINONTARIOTC LHINONTARIO
    All eligible patients, %51.854.937.034.921.729.1
    Sociodemographic characteristics
    Income quintile
      • 1 (lowest), %44.347.327.327.721.325.4
      • 2, %46.952.029.531.122.928.7
      • 3, %49.554.934.034.021.830.0
      • 4, %52.457.737.537.222.231.0
      • 5 (highest), %62.161.151.142.621.130.7
      • 1:5 income quintile ratio0.710.780.530.651.010.83
    Age
      • 50–59 y, %47.449.632.930.720.125.8
      • 60–74, y %55.859.540.738.423.432.4
      • Ratio by age0.850.830.810.800.860.79
    Sex
      • Female, %54.957.638.636.224.731.8
      • Male, %48.652.135.433.418.726.5
      • Male:female ratio0.890.900.920.920.760.83
    Recent OHIP registrant
      • Yes, %39.141.116.414.725.729.7
      • No, %52.055.137.435.221.629.1
      • Yes:no ratio0.750.740.440.421.191.02
    • FOBT—fecal occult blood test, OHIP—Ontario Health Insurance Plan, TC LHIN—Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network.

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