The Acceptability of Diagnostic Tests in the United Kingdom

The findings from this study provide insight into the acceptability of medical tests from a patient perspective and will inform a more explorative qualitative study to ensure researchers are aiming to produce tests that are sensitive, specific and importantly acceptable.

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Patient Preference and Adherence
Published
2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/ppa.s515188
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Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
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The Acceptability of Diagnostic Tests in the United Kingdom

Dharani Kosala Hapangama, Nicola Tempest, Babu Karavadra
Patient Preference and Adherence
Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
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The Acceptability of Diagnostic Tests in the United Kingdom

Dharani Kosala Hapangama, Nicola Tempest, Babu Karavadra
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Abstract

The findings from this study provide insight into the acceptability of medical tests from a patient perspective and will inform a more explorative qualitative study to ensure researchers are aiming to produce tests that are sensitive, specific and importantly acceptable.

Patient Preference and AdherenceVol. Volume 19
University of Liverpool (GB), Liverpool Womens NHS Foundation Trust (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
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