Table S2 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:10.1158/1055-9965.29761942

August 1, 2025

Table S2 from Rurality of Residence and Distance to Clinic Are Risk Factors for Non-engagement in Childhood Cancer Survivor Care

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Key Points

MAIN FINDING: Distance to clinics and rurality significantly affect non-engagement in childhood cancer survivor care.
KEY EVIDENCE: About 30% of survivors living in rural areas do not engage in follow-up care due to distance.
APPROACH: The study analyzed data on survivor care engagement based on rurality and distance variables.
SIGNIFICANCE: Understanding these factors can help improve access to necessary medical care for childhood cancer survivors.

Implication

Analysis reveals distance and rurality are significant risk factors for non-engagement in childhood cancer survivor care, suggesting targeted interventions may be necessary.

Abstract

Factors Associated with Non-Engagement in Survivor Care Using a Rurality and Distance Variable

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Table S2 from Rurality of Residence and Distance to Clinic Are Risk Factors for Non-engagement in Childhood Cancer Survivor Care

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Table S2 from Rurality of Residence and Distance to Clinic Are Risk Factors for Non-engagement in Childhood Cancer Survivor Care

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Discussion

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