Context Treatment choice for localised prostate cancer remains a significant challenge for
patients and clinicians, with uncertainty over decisions potentially leading to conflict and …

Objective To explore the perceptions of patients living with different stages of prostate
cancer across the Asia‐Pacific (APAC) region, as while extensive quantitative research has …

This study aims to determine if younger men, across racial and ethnic groups, discussed the
benefits/risks/harms of PSA screening with health care professionals. Publicly available data …

Background Active surveillance (AS) is the preferred strategy for low‐risk prostate cancer
(LRPC); however, limited data on determinants of AS adoption exist, particularly among …

Objective To understand how best to support men diagnosed with localised prostate cancer
to decide which treatment option best suits their needs, when robotic prostatectomy and …

Objective We examined prostate cancer patients' perceived engagement in treatment
decision-making and associated factors by race/ethnicity in a multiethnic sample. Method …

Objectives Development and pilot evaluation of a personalized decision support intervention
to help men with early‐stage prostate cancer choose among active surveillance, surgery …

Introduction Active surveillance (AS) is recommended for men with low-risk prostate cancer
(LRPC) to reduce overtreatment and to maintain patients' quality of life (QOL). However …

Imams are Muslim religious leaders in Turkey, who have a significant influence on society's
healthcare attitudes and behavior, and all of them are male. In this study, it is aimed to …

Background Decisional conflict (DC) is a psychological construct that an individual
experiences in making a decision that involves risk, loss, regret, or challenges to one's …