A. Association with smoking B. Stigmatized as coincidental and not self-inflicted C. Lack of understanding of how addictive tobacco is D. Lack of knowledge about lung cancer and its prognosis E. Unsure

A. Patients are more likely to engage in smoking cessation if a provider is critical and harsh regarding their smoking behavior B. In comparison to other cancers, lung cancer screening for eligible patients remains incredibly low C. Lung cancer stigma does not prevent recent advances and standard of care treatments from being implemented in day-to-day practice D. Lung cancer stigma only affects patients' diagnosis and treatment phase of the continuum of care E. Unsure

A. Approaching patients with compassion, empathy, and support B. Being nonjudgmental in interactions with patients C. Educating patients, caregivers, pharmacists, and health care team members about lung cancer stigma and its negative effects D. Addressing lung cancer stigma falls on the health care provider only E. Being involved/engaged in advocacy and education efforts to spread awareness on lung cancer F. Unsure