The role of poverty rate and racial distribution in the geographic clustering of breast cancer survival among older women: A geographic and multilevel analysis

Keyphrases

• Advanced Statistics 16%
• African American 16%
• Atlanta 50%
• Breast Cancer Survival 100%
• Census Tract 33%
• Detroit 33%
• End Results Program 33%
• Factor Efficiency 16%
• Geographic Analysis 100%
• Geographic Clustering 100%
• Geographic Clusters 33%
• Geographic Information System 16%
• Geographic Variation 33%
• Georgia 16%
• Hazard Ratio 66%
• Health Care Use 16%
• High Poverty 16%
• High Targeting 16%
• Individual-level Factors 16%
• Late-stage Breast Cancer 16%
• Mammography Use 16%
• Medical Care 16%
• Medicare Claims 16%
• Michigan 16%
• Multilevel Analysis 100%
• Older Women 100%
• Patient Treatment 16%
• Patient Tumor 16%
• Poverty 16%
• Poverty Rate 100%
• Racial Distribution 100%
• Rate Distribution 100%
• Stage at Diagnosis 16%
• Statistical Significance 16%
• Surveillance Epidemiology 50%
• Tumor Factor 16%
• U.S. Census 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Breast Cancer 16%
• Breast Cancer Survival 100%
• Hazard Ratio 66%
• Mammography 16%
• Medical Care 16%
• Medicare 16%
• Multilevel Analysis 100%
• Neoplasm 16%
• Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results 50%