Effects of Distance and Screening Type on Compliance
Principal Investigator
Name
Sheryl Ogden
Institution
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Email
About this CDAS Project
Study
PLCO
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Project ID
2006-0311
Initial CDAS Request Approval
Jul 1, 2006
Title
Effects of Distance and Screening Type on Compliance
Summary
We are evaluating the impact that factors such as distance from screening center, gender, race and ethnicity, age, and education level, have on screening and ASU compliance.
Aims
The only new variable we are requesting is whether a given participant was alive during their screening window. Without this variable, our models may incorrectly attribute differences in compliance to some other variable(s) studied. The additional variable will let us drop participants from the screening compliance analysis once they are deceased, thus removing the "expectation" that they would come in for screening that T year.
Collaborators
Jeff Childs (University of Utah)
Lisa Gren (University of Utah)