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. 2018 Jan 22;10:189–195. doi: 10.2147/RMHP.S143152

Table 3.

Lung cancer screening discussion, ordering, and referral by provider type

During the past 12 months: Attending Physicians N=42
Resident Physicians N=30
p-valuea
N %* N %*
Did a patient ask if they should be screened for lung cancer?
 Yes 13 37.1 5 18.5 0.109
 No 22 62.9 22 81.5
Missing 7 3
Did you initiate discussion about the risks and benefits of lung cancer screening?
 Yes 26 66.7 16 57.1 0.427
 No 13 33.3 12 42.9
 Missing 3 2
Did you order low-dose spiral CT for lung cancer screening?
 Yes 18 46.2 10 34.5 0.334
 No 21 53.9 19 65.5
 Missing 3 1
Did you refer a patient to another provider for further evaluation for lung cancer screening?
 Yes 4 10.5 6 20.7 0.247
 No 34 89.5 23 79.3
 Missing 4 1
Did you discuss results of a low-dose CT for lung cancer screening with a patient?
 Yes 20 52.6 8 32.0 0.107
 No 18 47.4 17 68.0
 Missing 4 5

Notes:

a

Chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test.

*

Percentages are among those with non-missing data.