Decision making is one of the most complex skills required of an oncologist and is affected
by a broad range of parameters. For example, the wide variety of treatment options, with …

Background There has been a growing interest in the development and application of
alternative decision‐making frameworks within health care, including multicriteria decision …

PURPOSE: In the era of evidence-based medicine and shared decision making, the formal
assessment of patient preference for treatments or treatment outcomes has attracted much …

Purpose Many studies have determined cancer patients' preferences for adjuvant therapy,
for example, by asking patients the extent of benefit they would need in order to accept the …

Introduction As several studies have been conducted to elicit patients' preferences for
cancer treatment, it is important to provide an overview and synthesis of these studies. This …

This review provides cancer clinicians and researchers with an overview of methods for
assessing preferences, with examples and recommendations for their application in …

Decisions in surgical oncology are increasingly being made by multi-disciplinary teams
(MDTs). Although MDTs have been widely accepted as the preferred model for cancer …

The consideration of patient preferences in decision‐making has become more important,
especially for life‐threatening diseases such as lung cancer. This paper aims to identify the …

Shared Decision Making for Treatment of Cancer: Challenges and Opportunities | JCO
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Introduction Complexity in decision making for cancer treatment arises from many factors.
When considering how to treat patients, physicians prioritize factors such as stage of …