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Exploring the financial impact of breast cancer for African American medically underserved women: a qualitative study.

机译：探索乳腺癌对非裔美国人医学方向性妇女的财务影响：一个定性研究。

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In addition to the physical suffering experienced by cancer survivors, there are considerable financial hardships and access barriers to quality health care. The current study explored the financial burden of breast cancer on African American medically underserved women. Four focus groups were conducted in three major cities across Tennessee. Research participants (N=36) were recruited by the staff of cancer support and treatment programs in the area. Findings revealed that participants' lack of insurance or inadequate insurance resulted in missed, delayed, or fewer treatment opportunities. The financial burden of cancer was not limited to the acute treatment phase. The women in the current study reported extreme economic hardship resulting from this disease into long-term survivorship. This exploratory study confirms the importance of providing care across the continuum to address the complex needs of low-income cancer survivors.
机译：除了癌症幸存者所经历的身体痛苦之外，质量保健有相当大的金融艰辛和接受障碍。 目前的研究探讨了非洲裔美国医学方面妇女乳腺癌的财务负担。 四个焦点小组在田纳西州的三个主要城市进行。 研究参与者（n = 36）由该地区的癌症支持和治疗方案的员工招募。 调查结果显示，参与者缺乏保险或保险不足导致遗漏，延迟或更少的治疗机会。 癌症的财务负担不限于急性治疗阶段。 目前的妇女在本疾病中报告了这种疾病造成的极端经济困难，从而长期生存。 这项探索性研究证实了在持续体内提供护理以解决低收入癌症幸存者的复杂需求的重要性。

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