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. 2022 Feb 24;8(1):e34392. doi: 10.2196/34392

Table 1.

Summary of safely resuming cancer screening services.

Approach References Strategies
Risk stratification and triage
  • Basu et al 2021 [9]

  • Castanon et al 2021 [17]

  • Cohen et al 2020 [18]

  • Corley et al 2021 [19]

  • Croswell et al 2021 [6]

  • Fagundes et al 2021 [20]

  • Gralnek et al 2020 [21]

  • Helsper et al 2020 [22]

  • Houlihan 2020 [23]

  • Isaacs and Leininger 2021 [24]

  • Issaka and Somsouk 2020 [25]

  • Kadakuntla et al 2021 [26]

  • Miller 2021 [27]

  • Orenstein 2020 [28]

  • Pediconi et al 2020 [29]

  • Puricelli Perin et al 2021 [30]

  • Riley 2020 [31]

  • Seguin 2020 [32]

  • Stratify patients into high-risk, average-risk, and low-risk categories based on age, sex, past medical history, past personal history, or region/area of residence

  • Triage patients based on risk category, prioritizing patients at high risk of cancer, followed by average-risk and low-risk patients

Alternative screening methods
  • Balzora et al 2020 [33]

  • Castanon et al 2021 [17]

  • Corley et al 2021 [19]

  • Croswell et al 2021 [6]

  • Fagundes et al 2021 [20]

  • Gorin et al 2021 [34]

  • Issaka and Somsouk 2020 [25]

  • Kadakuntla et al 2021 [26]

  • Miller 2021 [27]

  • Miller et al 2021 [35]

  • Orenstein 2020 [28]

  • Ricciardiello et al 2021 [36]

  • Self-collecting of vaginal or urine samples for cervical cancer screening

  • Self-collection of stool sample for colorectal cancer screening

  • Mobile units outside primary health care facilities for breast cancer screening