Co-design reveals gaps in cancer prevention for people experiencing homelessness, suggesting a structured health navigator model could enhance cancer care access.
The co-design approach allowed PEH and professionals to actively shape the intervention, addressing gaps in cancer prevention. The HNM offers a structured, internationally consistent model that could bridge access gaps in cancer care for PEH. Further research using implementation science frameworks is needed to evaluate its effectiveness in real-world settings.
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