P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 82, Issue 5, 2021September 01, 2021 EDT
Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility and Use: A Population Health Perspective of One Community
Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility and Use: A Population Health Perspective of One Community
Articles in Vol. 82, Issue 5, 2021
Vol. 82, Issue 5, 2021
- A Needs Assessment of Persons With Sickle Cell Disease in a Major Medical Center in North CarolinaRita V. MaseseNancy CregoChristian DouglasGary RainsEmily BonnabeauTerri DeMartinoNirmish ShahPaula Tanabe
- Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility and Use: A Population Health Perspective of One CommunityTina D. TailorNorma E. FarrowJunheng GaoKingshuk R. ChoudhuryBetty C. Tong
- Can the Front Line Hold?Peter J. Morris
- Bridging Boundaries: Defining Frontline Essential Health Care WorkersTish Singletary
- The Caregiving Crisis: Significant Changes Needed to Fill the Void of Caregivers in North Carolina Nursing HomesAdam Sholar
- Caregivers—Essential, Frontline, Paid, and Unpaid: Exploring the Differences, Similarities, and Needs of This Important Sector of Community CareMark Hensley
- The American Rescue Plan Act: Protecting and Supporting Frontline WorkersCiara Zachary
- The Role of Community Health Weavers in the Micro-geographiesGary GundersonTeresa CuttsJeremy Moseley
- The Peer Workforce in Chronic Care: Lessons and Observations from Peers for ProgressPatrick Y. TangEdwin B. Fisher
- The Health Care Education-to-Workforce Pipeline: Challenges and Changes After the PandemicLori Byrd
- Sidebar: Hospice Shines During the Pandemic, Revealing Expanded PossibilitiesKristen Yntema
- Sidebar: North Carolina’s Migrant Farmworkers—An Essential Community Less SeenGeorge J. Hendrix
- Sidebar: How Our Sister-Circle of Six Black Female Physicians Fought Health Care Inequities to Deliver a Dose of HopeMichele Benoit-Wilson
- Sidebar: Community Health Worker Prevention Services: COVID-19 and BeyondJéWana Grier-McEachin
- Sidebar: Substance Use Peer Support: Needed More Than EverJennifer Whitfield
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: A periodic feature that recognizes individuals whose efforts—often unsung—enhance the health of North CaroliniansRichard F. Rideout
Tailor, Tina D., Norma E. Farrow, Junheng Gao, Kingshuk R. Choudhury, and Betty C. Tong. 2021. “Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility and Use: A Population Health Perspective of One Community.” North Carolina Medical Journal 82 (5): 321–26. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.82.5.321.