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04/22/26

Identifying interventions to reduce breast cancer screening barriers using community centered prioritization exercises.

Jordan, Lewis; Milton, Arissa; Elezaby, Mai; Prout, Tyler; Owusu-Brackett, Nicci; Narayan, Anand K. J Breast Imaging

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Big Three Conditions Equity, Access, and Timeliness Patients and Families as Partners Tests, Screening, and Laboratory Processes Culture, Work System, and Implementation
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Early cancer detection depends on screening programs that are both effective and accessible. In this study, 22 adults from low-income communities helped identify practical ways to reduce disparities in mammography screening. Participants prioritized clear, patient-centered communication and lower out-of-pocket costs as high impact. The project also illustrates that quality-improvement methods can help communities and healthcare organizations identify and prioritize strategies to improve screening equity.
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Jordan L, Milton A, Elezaby M, et al. Identifying interventions to reduce breast cancer screening barriers using community centered prioritization exercises. J Breast Imaging. Epub 2026 Apr 22.