Evaluating Social Determinants of Health Related to Cancer Survivorship and Quality of Care.

Background: Social determinants of health posit that negative outcomes are influenced by individuals living in underserved and underresourced neighborhoods.

Objective: This study examines a cancer diagnosis, race/ethnicity, age, geographic location (residence), education, and social economic status factors at disease onset and treatment.

Methods: A multivariable PO regression analysis was run for quality of care at testing or diagnosis, and quality of care at treatment and the quality of received care compared with another person.

Promoting sleep in hospitals: An integrative review of nurses' attitudes, knowledge and practices.

Aims: To explore nurses' knowledge, attitudes and practices related to improving hospitalized patients' sleep.

Design: Integrative review.

Data Sources: We searched CINAHL, PubMed and PsycInfo electronically including a manual search of references listed within the relevant studies.

Patients' Perceptions at Diagnosis: Lung Cancer Discovery and Provider Relationships.

Background: In the United States, most lung cancer cases are diagnosed at advanced stages, limiting treatment options and impacting survival. This study presents patients' perspectives on the complexity of factors influencing a lung cancer diagnosis. Lung cancer awareness regarding risks, symptoms, smoking behaviors, family history, and environmental factors can lead to preventative and early detection measures.