A lung cancer research agenda that reflects the diverse perspectives of community stakeholders: process and outcomes of the SEED method

Table 2 Causal Model Factor Comparison

Unique Factors			Factors Common to Two or More Groups
Lung Cancer Patients and Caregivers (LCP/C)	Clinical Care Providers (CCP)	Access Influencers (AI)
Body weight	Access to care	Addictions	Affordability of care
Community support	Alternative health care	Availability of medications	Age
Exercise	Cancer stage	Delayed or misdiagnosis	Availability of care
Faith in God	Community involvement	Drinking alcohol	Communication ability
Fitness	Co-morbid conditions	Family size	Coordination of care
Follow up care	Computer literacy	Fear	Denial
Food quality	Coping skills	Immigration status	Getting information
Having a regular doctor	Culture	Inherited conditions	Hope
Household cleaning	Education on treatment options	Insurance status	Income
Leisure activities	Family dysfunction	Lack of education on cancer symptoms	Literacy
Maintaining independence	Financial support	Mindfulness	Mental health
Pain management	Genetic testing	Religion	Pain
Place	Health literacy	Social programs	Physical health
Quitting smoking	Housing	Specialized care	Positivity
Second-hand smoke	IQ		Prayer
Sense of control	Marital status		Quality of care
Trust in doctor	Pollution		Religious practices
Willingness to take risks	Procrastination		Smoking/quitting
	Quality of death		Social policies
	Quality of life values		Social values
	Race/ethnicity		Sources of information
	Resistance to medical model		Support for caregivers
	Resource management		Support from family
	Risk factors		Transportation
	Screening		Use of care
	Self-care		Occupational health/work conditions
	Stress
	Transportation
	Trust
	Urban/rural
	Will to live
	Willingness to ask for help

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