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Patient preferences do matter: a discrete choice experiment conducted with breast cancer patients in six European countries, with latent class analysis.

Eugena StamuliSorcha CorryPetter Foss
Published in: International journal of technology assessment in health care (2023)
This study suggests that there is heterogeneity in treatment preferences of BC patients depending on their sociodemographic and disease-related characteristics. In combination with clinical guidelines, patient preferences can support the selection and tailoring of treatment options.
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