Interventions to improve lung cancer screening among racially and ethnically minoritized groups: A scoping review

•It is well-established that there are disparities in lung cancer screening for ethnic and racial minorities.•Interventions to improve these disparities have been limited in the United States, though multiple have been described in the last five years.•Interventions can be categorized as at an individual patient-level, at a clinic or institution-level, or at a community-level.•Clinic-level interventions focused on streamlining the process have shown the greatest improvement in screening as measured by number of patients who underwent low-dose CT scans.•Community-level interventions have the most flexibility to tailor screening efforts to target recruitment of racial and ethnic minorities.