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Communicating breast cancer risk: patient perceptions of provider discussions.

Medscape women's health - 1 Jan 2000

Royak-Schaler Renee, Klabunde Carrie N, Greene Wendy F, Lannin Donald R, DeVellis Brenda, Wilson Kenneth R, Cheuvront Brian

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This study investigated the relationship between breast cancer risk communication delivered by providers and patient knowledge, perceptions, and screening practices. Telephone interviews were conducted with 141 African American (n = 71) and white (n = 70) first-degree relatives of breast cancer patients who received medical services at 2 university medical centers in North Carolina during 1994-95. Multiple items...

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PMID: 12142858

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