Decision Making for Patients With Colorectal Cancer Liver Metastases

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[2] Skevington S(1999)Decision-making role preferences and information needs: a comparison of colorectal and breast cancer Health Expect 2 266-76

[3] Beaver K(2005)Exploring decision making preferences of people with colorectal cancer Health Expect 8 103-13

[4] Bogg J(2004)Why cancer patients enter randomised clinical trials: exploring the factors that influence their decision J Clin Oncol 22 4312-8

[5] Luker KA(2000)Communication style in the cancer consultation: preferences for a patient-centred approach Psychooncology 9 147-56

[6] Beaver K(1999)Paternalism or partnership? Patients have grown-up and there’s no going back BMJ 319 719-20

[7] Jones D(1996)Helping cancer patients disclose their concerns Eur J Cancer 32 78-81

[8] Susnerwala S(1996)Training hospice nurses to elicit patient concerns J Adv Nurs 23 280-6

[9] Wright JR(2002)Efficacy of a cancer research UK communication skills training model for oncologists: a randomised controlled trial Lancet 359 650-6

[10] Whelan TJ(1996)Perceived professional support and the use of blocking behaviours by hospice nurses J Adv Nurs 24 522-7

[1] Sanders T(2004)Participation as an expression of patient uncertainty: an exploration of bowel cancer consultations Psychooncology 13 675-88

[2] Skevington S(1999)Decision-making role preferences and information needs: a comparison of colorectal and breast cancer Health Expect 2 266-76

[3] Beaver K(2005)Exploring decision making preferences of people with colorectal cancer Health Expect 8 103-13

[4] Bogg J(2004)Why cancer patients enter randomised clinical trials: exploring the factors that influence their decision J Clin Oncol 22 4312-8

[5] Luker KA(2000)Communication style in the cancer consultation: preferences for a patient-centred approach Psychooncology 9 147-56

[6] Beaver K(1999)Paternalism or partnership? Patients have grown-up and there’s no going back BMJ 319 719-20

[7] Jones D(1996)Helping cancer patients disclose their concerns Eur J Cancer 32 78-81

[8] Susnerwala S(1996)Training hospice nurses to elicit patient concerns J Adv Nurs 23 280-6

[9] Wright JR(2002)Efficacy of a cancer research UK communication skills training model for oncologists: a randomised controlled trial Lancet 359 650-6

[10] Whelan TJ(1996)Perceived professional support and the use of blocking behaviours by hospice nurses J Adv Nurs 24 522-7