Socioeconomic inequities in care experienced by women with breast cancer in England: An intersectional cross-sectional study
Mar Estupiñán Fdez de Mesa,
Afrodita Marcu,
Emma Ream
et al.
Abstract:PurposeGuided by the intersectionality framework, we examined the differential in breast cancer care experience across population subgroups in England.MethodsSecondary data analysis using the 2017/2018 English National Cancer Patient Experience Survey (NCPES). We applied disaggregated descriptive statistics (mean, standard errors, 95% confidence interval) to analyse 26,030 responses from female breast cancer patients to a question relating to overall care experience categorised by age, ethnicity, and sexual or… Show more
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