Imaging and insurance: do the uninsured get less imaging in emergency departments?
These results suggest that insurance status influences how much imaging and the intensity of imaging patients receive. Further research is needed to understand whether insured patients receive unnecessary imaging or if uninsured and Medicaid patients receive too little imaging.
Tumour progression in patients with NSCLC was associated with statistically significant worsening in HRQoL. These findings confirm the value of PFS as a patient-relevant end point.