Abdullah Sarman, Necmettin Çiftci
Relationship between smartphone addiction, loneliness, and depression in adolescents: A correlational structural equation modeling study
Journal of pediatric nursing
colorectal cancer common cause screening preventable death chinese immigrants colorectal cancer screening rates remain low population study evaluated factors associated colorectal cancer screening behaviors chinese americans living new york city participants foreignborn chinese americans aged 50 years older completed internet surveys november 2020 may 2021 regarding colorectal cancer screening behaviors data collected demographics health care utilization participants levels health literacy english proficiency colorectal cancer perceptions current colorectal cancer screening behaviors bivariate analyses using chisquare ttests performed examine associations colorectal cancer screening behaviors participant characteristics 103 participants surveyed mean age 713 years participants experienced high rates socioeconomic disadvantage ie less high school education annual household income 20000 limited health literacy poor english proficiency 92 ever screened 81 uptodate screening 85 expressed intention screen future almost participants primary care provider language concordant provider individuals intended screen fearful developing colorectal cancer 32 vs 28 p002 perceived colorectal cancer diagnosis greater severity 30 vs 27 p007 without intention screen sample chinese immigrants adversely impacted multiple social determinants health reported high colorectal cancer screening rates communitybased outreach critical ensuring cancerscreening engagement medically vulnerable populations