Does Patient Preference Measurement in Decision Aids Improve Decisional Conflict? A Randomized Trial in Men with Prostate Cancer

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Joseph D. Shirk
Catherine M. Crespi
Josemanuel D. Saucedo
Sylvia Lambrechts
Ely Dahan
Robert Kaplan
Christopher Saigal
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[1] David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA,UCLA Department of Urology
[2] UCLA Fielding School of Public Health,Department of Biostatistics
[3] UCLA Anderson School of Management,Department of Health Services
[4] UCLA Fielding School of Public Health,undefined
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