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Fast-track or non-fast-track pathways? Association with prognosis and mortality in cancer patients: A nationwide register-based cohort study in Denmark
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• One in five cancers were diagnosed outside of cancer fast-track pathway. • Fast-track cancer diagnosis was associated with earlier stage at diagnosis. • Compared to fast-track pathway, unplanned hospital admissions had the worst prognosis across majority of cancer types. • Compared to fast-track, planned hospital admissions showed early stage at diagnosis but no survival advantage. • Diagnostic benefit varied by cancer type and diagnostic difficulty, highlightning the need for differentiated system-level strategies.
Keywords:
Neoplasms
Fast-track cancer diagnoses
Non-fast-track cancer diagnoses
Cancer diagnoses difficulty
Hard to detect cancers
Stage at diagnosis
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