… patient preferences for colorectal cancer screening. Patients were asked to compare their
experience with the 2 tests and to choose the test they most preferred. By using a time tradeoff …

… fecal occult blood test result. This study used the questionnaire data to report the experiences
of these patients. Patients and methods: Data on patients who underwent colonoscopy …

… In an effort to reduce mortality, national or regional colorectal cancer screening programmes
and pilot studies, have been introduced in more than 50 countries. Colonoscopy is a …

… Patients who had ever had colorectal cancer were excluded. … patients who had recently
received colon cancer screening … on patient self-report of previous screening experience, and …

… imaging tests in the population we studied to a screening population, we believe that
understanding patients’ experience in the … Patient experience and preferences toward colon …

… assessment including safety and patient experience are also crucial… colonoscopists for
bowel cancer screening were developed. … the NHS Bowel Cancer Screening programme (BCSP). …

… experienced by patients influence the uptake of colorectal … screening experience as well
as the following open-ended question about perceived barriers: Screening for colorectal cancer …

… Colonoscopy can be an uncomfortable procedure, and overall patient experience (taking
into account not just discomfort but embarrassment, bloating, and other aspects) should be …

… Personal experience with colon cancer was derived from the personal knowledge of the
patients of someone with CRC and of a family history of CRC. To assess gender preference in …

… positive patient experience is crucial to ensure maximal screening … the link between patient
experience and colonoscopy … who provide a better patient experience are more likely to offer …