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Recruitment and retention of Chinese men at high risk for lung Cancer: Lessons learned from a pilot trial of a community health worker intervention to increase lung cancer screening uptake

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Authors: Jennifer Leng, Florence Lui, Chloe Chan, Ruo Yan Chen, Minlun Wu, Bharat Narang, Francesca Gany

This study tested a program to help Chinese immigrant livery drivers at high risk for lung cancer get screened. Many smoke and are exposed to harmful substances at work. The program used community health workers (CHWs) to educate and guide them, compared to just giving written information. Only 25 people joined out of over 1,000 approached, with challenges including COVID-19, mistrust, and beliefs about smoking. The study found that more community and provider education is needed to improve lung cancer screening in this group.

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Resource Topic: CHW Role, Cancer screening, cancer

Resource Type: Randomized controlled trial

Year: 2025

Region: North America (U.S. and Canada)

Country: United States of America

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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