Objective: Patient's trust in their physician is crucial for desirable treatment outcomes such
as satisfaction and adherence. In oncology, trust is possibly even more essential, due to the …

METHODS This comprehensive review to conceptualize the current state of surgical
disparities research was conducted in 4 major steps; its study protocol is registered with …

Artificial intelligence (AI) can provide many benefits in healthcare, including rapid and
effective treatment options. However, previous research on human–computer interactions …

Context Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States. Surgical
resection for stage I or II non–small cell cancer remains the only reliable treatment for cure …

BACKGROUND: Medication decision making is complex, particularly for older patients with
multiple conditions for whom benefits may be uncertain and health priorities may be …

BACKGROUND: Understanding how and when patients use nonphysician sources of health
information is important to facilitate shared decision making within provider outpatient visits …

BACKGROUND: Little is known about patient characteristics associated with comprehension
of consent information, and whether modifications to the consent process can promote …

This study explores patient trust in physicians and its relationship to shared decision-making
(SDM) among African-Americans with diabetes (types 1 and 2). We conducted a series of …

Background. The US population is aging and increasingly culturally diverse. The challenges
of an aging population desiring a good end to their lives combined with soaring costs for …

Purpose: The health system shift from doctor-patient continuity of care to team-based
continuity may not match patients' preferences. This article reviews the existing medical …