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Wilfully out of sight? A literature review on the effectiveness of cancer-related decision aids and implementation strategies

A discrete choice experiment to assess cancer patients' preferences for when and how to make treatment decisions

Exploring health literacy and preferences for risk communication among medical oncology patients

Exploring women's experiences with a decision aid for neoadjuvant systemic therapy for operable breast cancer

Not asking cancer patients about their preferences does make a difference. A cross-sectional study examining cancer patients' preferred and perceived role in decision-making regarding their last important cancer treatment

Support persons' preferences for the type of consultation and the format of information provided when making a cancer treatment decision

Women's experiences with deciding on neoadjuvant systemic therapy for operable breast cancer: a qualitative study

Working towards patient-centred decision making in cancer care

Assessing patients' experiences of cancer care across the treatment pathway: a mapping review of recent psychosocial cancer care publications

Australian GPs' perceptions of barriers and enablers to best practice palliative care: a qualitative study

Do haematological cancer patients get the information they need about their cancer and its treatment? Results of a cross-sectional survey

General practitioners' perceptions of best practice care at the end of life: a qualitative study.

Not having adequate time to make a treatment decision can impact on cancer patients' care experience: results of a cross-sectional study

Systematic review of barriers and enablers to the delivery of palliative care by primary care practitioners

Use of the supportive care framework to explore haematological cancer survivors' unmet needs: a qualitative study

"This graft-vs.-host disease determines my life. That's it."-A qualitative analysis of the experiences and needs of allogenic hematopoietic stem cells transplantation survivors in Germany

A qualitative study on patients' and their support persons' preferences for receiving one longer consultation or two shorter consultations when being informed about allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

Perceived problems with involvement in decision making about breast cancer treatment and care: a cross-sectional study

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