Haryana M. Dhillon

TL;DR: Mediation analysis showed that the mechanisms involving knowledge and attitudes were particularly important in determining women’s intentions about screening participation, and the need to provide good-quality information on screening outcomes and to communicate this information effectively, so that women can make well-informed decisions.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors conducted a single center, qualitative study to understand concerns and unmet needs amongst this novel survivor population, aged >18, English-speaking and >6 months post initiation of IT/TT without progressive disease.

TL;DR: A novel shared decision making (SDM) training programme for adults with lower literacy is developed to build higher‐order health literacy skills among socially disadvantaged Australians.

TL;DR: Cognitive impairment was present in 36% of CRC patients prior to adjuvant CTh, with 10% self-reporting impairment and 52% reporting fatigue, and cognitive function and fatigue prior to CTh were not associated with cytokines, sex hormones, clotting factors, CEA or apoE genotype.

TL;DR: HNC patients who are either tertiary educated or female are more likely to prefer active involvement in decision-making, and psychological distress is more likely in patients actively involved in decision making, younger patients, and in females.