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DRIVing Equity in Lung Cancer Screening
Introduction
Note to Health Equity Champions
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About Lung Cancer
Understanding Lung Cancer
Risk Factors
Signs and Symptoms
Types of Treatment
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Lung Cancer in Ethnic Populations
Lung Cancer is the Leading Cause of Cancer Deaths in All Racial and Ethnic Populations
Black Men Have the Highest Rates of New Lung Cancer Cases and Death
Most Lung Cancer is Found After It Has Spread, When 5-Year Survival Is Lowest
That’s Why Lung Cancer Screening Is So Important
Screening
CDC Guidance
Clinician Summary
Other Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines
Limits to Current Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility Criteria
So How Are We Doing with Screening?
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Lung Cancer Treatment and Outcomes
Barriers to Lung Cancer Screening for People of Color
Strategies for Improving LDCT Screening Rates in Underserved Populations
American Lung Association: Saved by the Scan (Available in Multiple Languages)
Pros and Cons of Lung Cancer Screening: Shared decision-making
Deciding About Lung Cancer Screening
Resources
Additional Lung Cancer Screening Resources from the American Lung Association: Translations Available in Multiple Languages
Educational video, screening and reimbursement quiz, and educational resources for patients and the public in English, Spanish, and Chinese
National Lung Cancer Roundtable
Lungevity Foundation Resources
GO2 Global Knowledge Center for Lung Cancer
Putting DRIVE into Action
SHC’s DRIVE program
ID Your Team: The Champions
Complete Your Practice Assessment
Learn More About Your Community
Resources
Design Your Activity
Ideas for QI Activities
Put the Plan Into Action
Communicate, Celebrate, Continue
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