Diversity and Disparities
We study socio-economic factors and other variables that lead to gaps in care or may prevent patients from receiving quality breast cancer care. We also investigate strategies for ensuring optimal care for all.
Journal: Breast Cancer Research and Treatment
Breast cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related death in US Hispanic women. When present, lower health literacy levels potentially within this patient population require tailored materials to address health disparities. We aim to evaluate and compare Spanish and English online health care informative resources on preventive mastectomy.
Journal: Breast
Persistent socioeconomic disparities are evident in the delivery of health care. Despite previous research into health disparities, t extent of the effect of economic inequalities in the management of breast cancer is not well understood. The purpose of our study is to perform a national assessment of the impact of economic factors on key aspects of breast cancer management.