Decision regret in patients with head-and-neck cancer undergoing radiotherapy

More than one-third of head-and-neck cancer patients report high decision regret. These findings highlight the need for enhanced shared decision-making to mitigate decision regret in head-and-neck oncology.

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Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology
Published
2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ctro.2025.101005
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1
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Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
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2.82

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Abstract

More than one-third of head-and-neck cancer patients report high decision regret. These findings highlight the need for enhanced shared decision-making to mitigate decision regret in head-and-neck oncology.

Clinical and Translational Radiation OncologyVol. 54
University Hospital Leipzig (DE), Leipzig University (DE)
Universität Leipzig, Roland Ernst Stiftung
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