Assessing endoscopic colorectal screening adherence in an emergency department population

Keyphrases

• Emergency Department 100%
• Screening Adherence 100%
• Colorectal Cancer Screening 100%
• Endoscopic Screening 50%
• Physician Referral 50%
• United States 25%
• Spanish Language 25%
• Emergency Patients 25%
• Mortality Rate 25%
• Cancer Mortality 25%
• Endoscopy 25%
• Academic Medical Centers 25%
• Colorectal Cancer 25%
• Ethnic Groups 25%
• Primary Care Physicians 25%
• Emergency Department Encounters 25%
• Screening Guidelines 25%
• Psychosocial Factors 25%
• Knowledge Attitude 25%
• Structured Interview 25%
• Knowledge Deficit 25%
• Screening Colonoscopy 25%
• Medical Factors 25%
• Cancer Screening Rates 25%
• Adherence to Screening 25%
• Psychological Barriers 25%
• Decisional Balance 25%
• Screening Factor 25%
• Medical Barriers 25%
• White Ethnicity 25%
• Sociodemographic Barriers 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Emergency Ward 100%
• Adherence 100%
• Colorectal Carcinoma 66%
• Patient Referral 50%
• Cancer Screening 50%
• Malignant Neoplasm 16%
• Practice Guideline 16%
• Mortality Rate 16%
• Self Report 16%
• University Hospital 16%
• Patient Social Context 16%
• Endoscopy 16%
• Colonoscopy 16%
• Ethnic Group 16%
• Primary Care Physician 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Emergency Department 100%
• Patient Referral 60%
• Colorectal Cancer Screening 60%
• Malignant Neoplasm 20%
• Endoscopy 20%
• Self Report 20%
• Awareness 20%
• Ethnic Group 20%
• Primary Health Care 20%
• Mortality Rate 20%
• Colorectal Carcinoma 20%
• Colonoscopy 20%
• Patient Social Context 20%
• Spanish (Language) 20%