Abstract

There is good evidence that low dose CT scan (LDCT) lung cancer screening (LCS) improves outcomes including mortality in clinical trials, but it is unclear whether this evidence is being implemented effectively into practice. Little is known about the extent and effectiveness of knowledge translation (KT) and dissemination and implementation science in the translation of lung cancer screening trial results into effective programmes. This systematic review attempts to address how knowledge translation (KT) strategies have been used to improve knowledge, screening behaviour, and participation in LCS programmes.

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