Tag: patient preferences

A discrete choice experiment among adults with type 2 diabetes found that hypothetical physical activity programs were preferred when incentives ...

A qualitative study in Colombia finds that patient- and caregiver-informed clinical recommendations were valued by clinicians but rarely used to ...

Researchers argue that clarifying what matters most to patients with multiple chronic conditions should come first in shared decision-making, especially ...

A systematic review of 88 studies covering 29,256 people with prostate cancer maps preferences for digital supportive care, finding that ...

A new correspondence in Supportive Care in Cancer examines why early-phase oncology trial participants who use supportive care services are ...

A survey of 100 multiple myeloma patients in Germany finds that nearly half highly value treatment-free intervals for recovery, yet ...

A Norwegian qualitative study identifies the clinical, organisational and patient-related factors that determine whether first consultations for hand osteoarthritis can ...

A new survey of patients and healthcare professionals from the phase 3 SOLARIS trial finds strong satisfaction with a once-monthly ...

A new Gene Therapy article synthesizes evidence on how patients, consumers and societies value, perceive and prefer high-cost gene therapies ...

A UK-wide discrete choice experiment reveals that the public supports AI-assisted skin cancer detection in general practice when clinicians remain ...