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. 2019 May 15;15:100896. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2019.100896

Table 2.

Differences in patient-reported barriers by CRC screening status and socioeconomic factors (N = 198)⁎⁎.

Barrier Ever screened
Not screened
p Income <$1200/month
Less than HS degree
Uninsured
Unemployed
n (%) n (%) χ2, p χ2, p χ2, p χ2, p
Fear 28 (35.0) 30 (25.4) 0.146 0.323, 0.570 0.061, 0.805 0.976, 0.323 0.008, 0.929
Finances 15 (18.8) 30 (25.4) 0.272 5.511, 0.019 0.038, 0.845 19.940, 0.000 0.217, 0.641
Logistics 28 (35.0) 17 (14.4) 0.001 0.660, 0.417 0.488, 0.485 0.749, 0.387 2.894, 0.089
No recommendation/referral 20 (25.0) 39 (33.1) 0.224 0.043, 0.836 4.399, 0.036 2.037, 0.154 0.001, 0.978
Unnecessary 22 (27.5) 19 (15.3) 0.035 2.607, 0.106 0.532, 0.466 0.188, 0.665 2.044, 0.153
Discomfort/disgust with procedure 16 (20.0) 12 (10.2) 0.051 0.238, 0.626 0.209, 0.648 1.458, 0.227 0.144, 0.704
Discomfort/disgust with prep 6 (7.5) 9 (7.6) 0.974 0.227, 0.634 0.008, 0.930 1.590, 0.207 0.067, 0.796
Other 9 (11.3) 9 (7.6) 0.384 0.755, 0.385 0.010, 0.922 0.255, 0.614 0.276, 0.599

Other barriers include medical mistrust (n = 4), lack of information on CRC screening (n = 5), religious reasons (n = 2), or they simply “don't want to” (n = 7).

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This Table presents the comparison of those reporting each barrier between those who were ever screened for CRC (Column 2) and those who were never screened for CRC (Column 3), in addition to identifying which socioeconomic factors (Columns 5–8) are significantly associated each barrier reported.