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Table 4 Associations between involvement of the GP and another doctor and involvement of personal relations among individuals with lung cancer symptoms

From: Associations between smoking status and involvement of personal and professional relations among individuals reporting symptoms related to a diagnosis of lung cancer: a population-based study

 

Prolonged coughing (n = 3187)

Shortness of breath (n = 2882)

Prolonged hoarseness (n = 1316)

Involvement of GP

Involvement of another doctor

Involvement of GP

Involvement of another doctor

Involvement of GP

Involvement of another doctor

Crude OR

Adjusted ORa

Crude OR

Adjusted ORa

Crude OR

Adjusted ORa

Crude OR

Adjusted ORa

Crude OR

Adjusted ORa

Crude OR

Adjusted ORa

Involvement of a personal relation

 No (ref.)

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

 Yes

3.93 (3.26–4.74)

3.72 (3.06–4.51)

6.70 (5.07–8.85)

6.45 (4.85–8.56)

4.04 (3.29–4.95)

3.91 (3.17–4.83)

6.58 (5.05–8.60)

6.129 (4.79–8.25)

4.31 (3.19–5.83)

4.016(3.05–5.67)

8.00 (5.36–11.95)

7.43 (4.95–11.14)

  1. OR Odds Ratio, GP General Practitioner, ref reference
  2. aAdjustments were made for possible confounders: sex, age groups, smoking status, number of symptoms and available social network
  3. *Bold indicates significance level at 5%