Comorbid conditions delay diagnosis of colorectal cancer: a cohort study using electronic primary care records

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Luke T A Mounce
Sarah Price
Jose M Valderas
William Hamilton
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[1] Research Fellow,
[2] Health Services and Policy Research Group,undefined
[3] Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx),undefined
[4] University of Exeter Medical School,undefined
[5] South Cloisters,undefined
[6] Research Fellow,undefined
[7] Diagnosis of Symptomatic Cancer Optimally (DISCO) and Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx),undefined
[8] University of Exeter Medical School,undefined
[9] Professor of Health Services and Policy Research,undefined
[10] Health Services and Policy Research Group,undefined
[11] Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx),undefined
[12] University of Exeter Medical School,undefined
[13] Professor of Primary Care Diagnostics,undefined
[14] Diagnosis of Symptomatic Cancer Optimally (DISCO) and Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx),undefined
[15] University of Exeter Medical School,undefined
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British Journal of Cancer | 2017年 / 116卷
关键词：
diagnostic interval; delay; colorectal cancer; multimorbidity; comorbidity; inflammatory bowel disease;
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页码：1536 / 1543
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