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. 2019 Jan 11;5:3. doi: 10.1186/s40900-018-0134-y

Table 2.

Causal Model Factor Comparison

Unique Factors Factors Common to Two or More Groups
Lung Cancer Patients and Caregivers (LCP/C) Clinical Care Providers (CCP) Access Influencers (AI)
Body weight Access to care Addictions Affordability of care
Community support Alternative health care Availability of medications Age
Exercise Cancer stage Delayed or misdiagnosis Availability of care
Faith in God Community involvement Drinking alcohol Communication ability
Fitness Co-morbid conditions Family size Coordination of care
Follow up care Computer literacy Fear Denial
Food quality Coping skills Immigration status Getting information
Having a regular doctor Culture Inherited conditions Hope
Household cleaning Education on treatment options Insurance status Income
Leisure activities Family dysfunction Lack of education on cancer symptoms Literacy
Maintaining independence Financial support Mindfulness Mental health
Pain management Genetic testing Religion Pain
Place Health literacy Social programs Physical health
Quitting smoking Housing Specialized care Positivity
Second-hand smoke IQ Prayer
Sense of control Marital status Quality of care
Trust in doctor Pollution Religious practices
Willingness to take risks Procrastination Smoking/quitting
Quality of death Social policies
Quality of life values Social values
Race/ethnicity Sources of information
Resistance to medical model Support for caregivers
Resource management Support from family
Risk factors Transportation
Screening Use of care
Self-care Occupational health/work conditions
Stress
Transportation
Trust
Urban/rural
Will to live
Willingness to ask for help