Analysis of Patient Preferences in Lung Cancer – Estimating Acceptable Tradeoffs Between Treatment Benefit and Side Effects

• Published in: Patient preference and adherence Vol. 14; pp. 927 - 937
• Main Authors: Janssen, Ellen M, Dy, Sydney M, Meara, Alexa S, Kneuertz, Peter J, Presley, Carolyn J, Bridges, John FP
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: New Zealand Taylor & Francis Ltd 01.01.2020; Dove; Dove Medical Press
• Subjects: Cancer therapies; Caregivers; Clinical decision making; Clinical outcomes; Decision making; discrete choice experiment; heterogeneity; long-term side effects; Lung cancer; Medical prognosis; non-small cell lung cancer; Original Research; patient preferences; Patient satisfaction; Patients; Preferences; Quality of life; Short term; United States > US; discrete choice experiment; non-small cell lung cancer; long-term side effects; heterogeneity; patient preferences

Increased treatment options and longer survival for lung cancer have generated increased interest in patient preferences. Previous studies of patient preferences in lung cancer have not fully explored preference heterogeneity. We demonstrate a method to explore preference heterogeneity in the willin...