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Resumen Objetivo: establecer el porcentaje de tratamientos oportunos y sus determinantes, en un grupo de mujeres colombianas con cancer de mama apoyadas por seis organizaciones no gubernamentales (ONG). Metodologia: se desarrollo un estudio observacional analitico, incluyendo la poblacion de mujeres con cancer de mama apoyada por seis ONG en Colombia. La informacion fue recolectada en un seguimiento retrospectivo a traves de encuestas y triangulacion de documentos para establecer el curso de atencion. Resultados: se incluyeron 240 mujeres. El 17,1% obtuvo un tratamiento oportuno. Se negaron servicios al 30,4% de las mujeres y el 31,2% interpuso recursos legales. El analisis multivariado permitio establecer que el nivel de escolaridad superior al bachillerato esta relacionado con el acceso oportuno al tratamiento (OR ajustado: 3,62; valor p: 0,001). Discusion: En Colombia el acceso oportuno al tratamiento en cancer de mama esta determinado socialmente y el nivel educativo desempena un papel fundamental. Abstract Objective: to establish the percentage of timely treatments and their determinants in a group of Colombian women with breast cancer supported by six non-governmental organizations. Methodology: An analytical observational study was performed which included women with breast cancer supported by six non-governmental organizations in Colombia. Data were gathered retrospectively via surveys and triangulation of documents to establish the course of care. Results: a total of 240 women were included, 17.1% of which had been treated in time. Health services were denied to 30.4% of the women, and legal actions to claim the right to health (named “tutelas” in Spanish) were taken by 31.2% of the women. The multivariate analysis established that a schooling level beyond high school is related to timely access to treatment. (OR: 3.62; p value: 0.001). Discussion: in Colombia, timely access to breast cancer treatment is socially determined and schooling level plays an important role.

Determinantes del tratamiento oportuno en mujeres con cáncer de mama apoyadas por seis organizaciones no gubernamentales en Colombia