…and what does the health team think?

We are conducting a study to get a better understanding of what is important to secondary breast cancer patients when making treatment decisions. We are also looking at what is important to the clinical team looking after the patients and to the general public. Our study aims to support shared decision making between patients and clinicians. The project is called the INFO-BC study. Read more on the HERU blog bit.ly/37n3ZB9

Oct 21, 2020

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What matters most to patients when choosing treatment for secondary breast cancer?

…and what does the health team think?

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