Objective Describe how applying a shared decision making (SDM) lens to the
implementation of new technologies can improve patient-centeredness. Methods This paper …

Background. Despite its widespread advocacy, shared decision making (SDM) is not
routinely used for cancer screening. To better understand the implementation barriers, we …

Translating complex, epidemiologic concepts, such as overdiagnosis, is part of supporting
well-informed choices about cancer screening. Yet, clinical discussions about these topics …

Decisions about cancer screening have become increasingly complex. Patients must decide
whether to get screened, which screening modality to use, and how often to undergo and …

Recent guidelines on cancer screening have provided not only more screening options but
also conflicting recommendations. Thus, patients, with their clinicians' support, must decide …

Objective: System-wide, patient-centered health care transformations and efforts to increase
shared decision-making (SDM) are often separate initiatives. Multiple initiatives can create …

Purpose: Multiplex genetic testing, including both moderate-and high-penetrance genes for
cancer susceptibility, is associated with greater uncertainty than traditional testing …

Abstract Background: People Patients with a genetic cancer susceptibility are presented with
complex management options involving difficult decisions, for example about genetic …

In this commentary, we submit that the current emphasis of precision cancer screening and
treatment (PCST) has been to provide and interpret the implications of “positive” screening …

Multi-cancer early detection tests (MCEDs) are blood-based tests that detect biomarkers
released or induced by cancer cells. If MCED tests are shown to be safe and effective in …