The study evaluates how management following initial screening impacts adherence to lung cancer screening.
Analyzed data from the Korean national lung cancer screening program
Focused on participants with baseline false positive findings
Assessed adherence rates based on management strategies employed
Higher adherence rates were observed in groups receiving effective management post-screening
Significant association between management approaches and adherence levels detected
Emphasized the importance of tailored support for high-risk individuals with false positive results
Abstract
Downstream management after baseline FP findings, rather than FP status alone, was associated with subsequent LCS adherence, highlighting the need to support return screening in higher risk FP groups.