Patient Preferences for Investigating Cancer-Related Symptoms in Australian General Practice: A Discrete Choice Experiment.

Brent VenningAlison PearceRichard De Abreu LourencoRebekah HallRebecca BerginAlex LeeKeith DonohoeJon David Emery

Published in: The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners (2024)

Access-related factors, particularly waiting times and testing costs, emerged as the most pivotal elements influencing preferences, underscoring the substantial impact of these systemic factors on patient choices regarding investigations.

Keyphrases

general practice
case report
decision making
primary care
sleep quality
depressive symptoms
drug induced