Frontiers in Health Services

I need it. Without it, I wouldn't have gone, and I do want to go: patient perspectives on the acceptability and appropriateness of two patient-centered interventions to improve adherence to annual lung cancer screening

By Lorella G Palazzo, Casey Luce, Anjali Vasavada, Karen J. Wernli

Figure 1 from Frontiers in Health Services — Figure 1. Palazzo et al.

Trial in 32 peopleInterventions

Randomised, registered NCT05747443, declared ties to: Eli Lilly and Company

The paper

Lorella G Palazzo, Casey Luce, Anjali Vasavada, Karen J. Wernli

Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute

Frontiers in Health Services, 23 Sep 2026

doi.org/10.3389/frhs.2026.1810956 PubMed 42846115

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