To assess decision-making for cancer treatment among racial/ethnic minority patients, we
systematically reviewed and synthesized evidence from studies of “shared decision …

BACKGROUND This qualitative study investigated the medical decision‐making
preferences of adolescent oncology patients and the parental and clinician behaviors that …

Purpose of the research Despite decision-making featuring throughout the trajectory of
cancer care, children's participation in decision-making remains an area much under …

McKENNA K., COLLIER J., HEWITT M. & BLAKE H.(2010) European Journal of Cancer
Care19, 621–630 Parental involvement in paediatric cancer treatment decisions This study …

OBJECTIVE: This review examined the extent to which the information needs of partners
and family members of cancer patients has been addressed in the literature. METHODS: We …

OBJECTIVE: Cancer patients increasingly expect to be involved in treatment decision-
making. We investigated factors that motivate cancer doctors to involve their patients in …

Context Poor family functioning affects psychosocial adjustment and the occurrence of
morbidity following bereavement in the context of a family's coping with advanced cancer …

Although cancer management is becoming more structured with disease‐specific guidelines
and clinical pathways, many decisions remain complex. Contributing to this complexity is the …

Cancer is recognized by health professionals as a phenomenon experienced by the entire
family, not just by the individual member diagnosed with the disease. This article is based on …

Objectives: The objectives of the study were (1) to assess similarities and differences
between breast cancer patients and their husbands in terms of doctor‐patient/spouse …