… likely to be men of nearly the same age as or younger than the patient, … Breast cancer patients
in this study were found to be generally in favour of family involvement in the TDM process. …

… writing method to explore the experiences of breast cancer survivors who were diagnosed
with stage 0 to III cancer. … And I have to be strong and not let my husband and children worry. …

… for the education of breast cancer patients and their spouses. … responses and assist them in
treatment decision-making. … a role model for breast cancer patients’ family members and give …

… cancer patients’ independent decision-making and family-… decision-making process to
explore the mechanism of family … Therefore, expecting their spouse to accompany them during …

… , breast cancer and prostate cancer are two types of cancer involving families and especially
spouses in … The involvement of caregivers in shared medical decision-making could have a …

… I chose lumpectomy and radiation because my husband's in bad health, so I didn't want to
be … in the decision-making process. Patients also prioritized inclusion of family or friends as a …

… the paradox of decision-making to childbearing. … in patients and their families. Anger, anxiety,
aggression, and irritability caused communication problems for patients and their spouses, …

… , role in decision-making by the immediate family members … the family, in patients diagnosed
with breast cancer over the … after the treatment by prioritizing the health of their spouse. A …

… key role in medical decision-making processes and that the … the awareness campaigns
and healthcare services focus on … of men affected by breast cancer and those of their families. …

… involvement during medical encounters or decision-making [28]. … men were represented
in both professional and lay groups, we recognise that we have fewer direct accounts of men…