… Treatment preference was in favor of a cream rather than an “invasive” treatment (58%,
886/1520), particularly among younger (67%, 283/425, p ≤ .05) and male respondents (63%, …

… in the perception that the need for dental treatments is less … We identified 2 need factors
predicting treatment preference, … need factor in predicting treatment preference. In particular, …

… treatments for cancer patients. However, in the absence of such contracts, some Canadians
… Little is known about how many patients seek medical care outside of Canada, what types …

… that Korean-Canadians will perceive the conventional addictions … ; 2) that Korean-Canadians
will have lower utilization and … Korean-Canadians significantly higher preference for having …

… strata in Canada for an acute life-threatening disease. Our objective was to explore how
Canadian patients from different socioeconomic backgrounds perceive their medical care and to …

… or as perceived by their dermatologists. A third survey, addressed to patients, included
additional questions regarding treatment adherence to current topical treatment regimens. …

… Our findings illuminate some important ways in which public preferences for setting of dying
depend on our perceptions of available formal and informal supports and symptom severity, …

… preference for dying at home followed by inpatient hospice care ( 32 ). However, more recently,
a Canadian … all patients and family caregivers report a preference for a home death ( 33 ). …

… Another key finding of this study is that physicians’ perceptions of patients’ preferences
are often inaccurate. Both physicians and the general population rated test accuracy (sensitivity …

… community’s perceptions of the negative effects of a specific type of medication, especially
if there is a risk of becoming dependent, greatly influence patients’ treatment preferences [35]. …