User involvement in the design and development of patient decision aids and other personal health tools: a systematic review

G Vaisson, T Provencher, M Dugas… - Medical decision …, 2021 - journals.sagepub.com
Background When designing and developing patient decision aids, guidelines recommend
involving patients and stakeholders. There are myriad ways to do this. We aimed to describe …

Uptake in cancer screening programmes

DP Weller, J Patnick, HM McIntosh, AJ Dietrich - The lancet oncology, 2009 - thelancet.com
For cancer screening programmes to bring about reductions in mortality, a substantial
proportion of the population must participate. Programmes with low uptake can be ineffective …

[PDF][PDF] Kriterien für evidenzbasierte Patienteninformationen

A Steckelberg, B Berger, S Köpke… - … und Qualität im …, 2005 - ediss.sub.uni-hamburg.de
Evidenzbasierte Patienteninformationen (EBPI) sind eine Voraussetzung für die in formierte
Entscheidung des Patienten. Eine Auseinandersetzung darüber, was von EBPI zu erwarten …

Effect of evidence based risk information on “informed choice” in colorectal cancer screening: randomised controlled trial

A Steckelberg, C Hülfenhaus, B Haastert, I Mühlhauser - Bmj, 2011 - bmj.com
Objective To compare the effect of evidence based information on risk with that of standard
information on informed choice in screening for colorectal cancer. Design Randomised …

The tower of Babel: different perceptions and controversies on change and status of North Sea fish stocks in multi-stakeholder settings

MC Verweij, WLT Van Densen, AJP Mol - Marine Policy, 2010 - Elsevier
Fishermen, scientists, national policy makers, and staff of environmental NGOs (ENGOs)
hold different perceptions about temporal patterns in fish stocks. Perception differences are …

Preconceptions influence women's perceptions of information on breast cancer screening: a qualitative study

MJV Henriksen, AD Guassora, J Brodersen - BMC research notes, 2015 - Springer
Background Screening for breast cancer has been subject to intense debate in recent
decades regarding benefits and risks. Participation in breast cancer screening should be …

Studies analysing the need for health-related information in Germany-a systematic review

D Pieper, F Jülich, SL Antoine, C Bächle… - BMC health services …, 2015 - Springer
Background Exploring health-related information needs is necessary to better tailor
information. However, there is a lack of systematic knowledge on how and in which groups …

Cognitive dissonance and disaster risk communication

E Wood, SK Miller - Journal of Emergency Management and …, 2021 - World Scientific
Much of effective disaster risk communications practice is based on the equitable distribution
of crisis messaging to the target population. Priority is given, for example, to getting an …

Barriers to help-seeking in men diagnosed with benign colorectal diseases

DV Oberoi, M Jiwa, A McManus… - American Journal of …, 2015 - ingentaconnect.com
Objective: To explore the help-seeking pathway for lower bowel symptoms in men
diagnosed with benign bowel diseases. Methods: Semi-structured interviews were …

Disparities in knowledge and interest about benefits and risks of combined oral contraceptives

C Vogt, M Schaefer - The European Journal of Contraception & …, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
Objectives This pilot study aimed at identifying counselling topics relevant to young women,
at comparing their perceived and actual knowledge about combined oral contraceptives …