Table S4 from Rurality of Residence and Distance to Clinic Are Risk Factors for Non-engagement in Childhood Cancer Survivor Care

Liberty F. Strange; Rebecca Williamson Lewis; Xu Ji; Karen E. Effinger

doi:10.1158/1055-9965.29761936

August 1, 2025

Table S4 from Rurality of Residence and Distance to Clinic Are Risk Factors for Non-engagement in Childhood Cancer Survivor Care

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MAIN FINDING: Living more than 25 miles from a survivor clinic increases the risk of non-engagement in care for childhood cancer survivors.
KEY EVIDENCE: Survivors in rural areas showed notably lower engagement rates in follow-up care, indicating a clear link between distance and care participation.
APPROACH: Data from survivor characteristics and distance measurements were analyzed to identify engagement patterns in childhood cancer care.
SIGNIFICANCE: Understanding these risk factors can lead to targeted interventions to improve access and engagement for childhood cancer survivors in rural communities.

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Analysis reveals that living further than 25 miles from a clinic increases non-engagement in childhood cancer care, suggesting rurality is a significant risk factor.

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Characteristics of Survivors Living ≥25 Miles from Survivor Clinic.

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