… in treatment decisionmaking should focus on patients experiencing widely recognized “crossroads
decisions”—for example, early-stage breast cancer or early-stage prostate cancer. …

… and nurse practitioner during cancer treatment decision making. This article reviews the
current and evidence-based roles of the nurse during cancer treatment decision making, and …

… Based upon this overview of factors which impact cancer care, the current model for cancer
treatment decision making appears to be dependent upon factors which influence both …

… The growing focus on patient-centered oncology care is increasing the demand on
physicians' time and effort to engage patients and their families in treatment decision making …

… ’ preferences for involvement in cancer treatment decision making was conducted. Establishing
… on patient anxiety or satisfaction with the treatment decision. We advocate more rigorous …

… how cancer must not be considered as solely the domain of the person with the disease.
Respondents in this study illustrate how cancer and related treatment decision-making may be …

… decision making along the cancer continuum in the contemporary context of informed and
shared decision making … achieving informed and shared decision making, including cognitive …

… knowledge of treatment benefits, enhance decision satisfaction … cancer patients who feel
they are not given enough responsibility for treatment decision-making have poorer treatment …

… benefit in involving patients in treatment decision-making, providing clear and accurate
information is important for the patient’s long-term acceptance of breast cancer treatment. …

… and dementia had higher mortality than those with cancer … treatment-decision making for
patients with both cancer and dementia are inconsistent. There is an urgent need for treatment …