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The role of socioeconomic deprivation on inequities in care outcomes of haematological malignancies, treated with stem cell transplant in the UK: A systematic Review Protocol

2025-09-19 transplantation Title + abstract only
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IntroductionStem cell transplant (SCT) is a potential cure for haematological malignancies whose outcomes are predicted to be poor on chemotherapy alone and cases difficult to treat using standard of care treatment. There is growing evidence to show that not all patients who would benefit from SCT, receive it due to inequities in the treatment pathway. The role of socioeconomic deprivation on inequities in the SCT setting is unclear due to conflicting findings. We aim to synthesis the UK evidenc...

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