Thorax · 2022
Telephone risk-based eligibility assessment for low-dose CT lung cancer screening.
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Dickson Jennifer L, Hall Helen, Horst Carolyn, Tisi Sophie, Verghese Priyam, Mullin Anne-Marie, Teague Jonathan, Farrelly Laura, Bowyer Vicky, Gyertson Kylie, Bojang Fanta, Levermore Claire, Anastasiadis Tania, Sennett Karen, McCabe John, Devaraj Anand, Nair Arjun, Navani Neal, Callister Matthew Ej, Hackshaw Allan, SUMMIT Consortium, Quaife Samantha L, Janes Sam M
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Eligibility for lung cancer screening (LCS) requires assessment of lung cancer risk, based on smoking history alongside demographic and medical factors. Reliance on individual face-to-face eligibility assessment risks inefficiency and costliness. The SUMMIT Study introduced a telephone-based lung cancer risk assessment to guide invitation to face-to-face LCS eligibility assessment, which significantly increased the proportion of face-to-face attendees eligible for LCS. However, levels of agreement between phone screener and in-person responses were lower in younger individuals and minority ethnic groups. Telephone-based risk assessment is an efficient way to optimise selection for LCS appointments but requires further iteration to ensure an equitable approach.