Provider Behavioral Determinants and Preferences for Lung Cancer Screening Implementation: A Brief Report.

ABSTRACT:

Introduction

Implementation of lung cancer screening is suboptimal. Understanding health care provider preferences and behavior is important for implementation. In this work, provider preferences for lung cancer screening implementation and self-reported determinants of lung cancer screening behavior were reported using the theoretical domains framework.

Methods

In this mixed-methods evaluation, health care providers at nine Veterans Affairs were surveyed to list factors influencing their decision to screen patients for lung cancer in free-text responses and rank implementation strategies by usefulness in clinical practice. Free-text data were coded and mapped to the theoretical domains framework. Quantitative ranking data were descriptively analyzed overall and by specialty

SUBMITTER: Lewis JA 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12547735 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature