J-6 ANXIETY AND ACTION BIAS AS PREDICTORS OF PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT PREFERENCES AND TREATMENT DECISIONS,
P1-28 ON STRATEGIES TO CONTROL HEALTHCARE COSTS: INFLUENCING PATIENTS TO “SELF-RATION” BY COMMUNICATING THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF OVERUSE,
TRA1-2 WHAT'S IN A NAME? THE INFLUENCE OF A DISEASE LABEL ON A PARENT'S DECISION TO MEDICATE A FUSSY BABY
P1-28 ON STRATEGIES TO CONTROL HEALTHCARE COSTS: INFLUENCING PATIENTS TO “SELF-RATION” BY COMMUNICATING THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF OVERUSE,
TRA1-2 WHAT'S IN A NAME? THE INFLUENCE OF A DISEASE LABEL ON A PARENT'S DECISION TO MEDICATE A FUSSY BABY
P2-22 A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS: EFFECT ON KNOWLEDGE, PREPAREDNESS FOR DECISION-MAKING, SELF-EFFICACY, AND WILLINGNESS TO PARTICIPATE,
P3-5 REACTIONS TO A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS AND ITS EFFECT ON ATTITUDES TOWARDS PARTICIPATION
P3-5 REACTIONS TO A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS AND ITS EFFECT ON ATTITUDES TOWARDS PARTICIPATION
P1-22 INFORMATION-SEEKING BEHAVIOR AND DECISION MAKING IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING ELECTIVE CARDIAC PROCEDURES,
P1-25 RESULTS FROM A DECISION MAKING SURVEY OF LATINA BREAST CANCER PATIENTS,
P2-20 MEASURING PREFERENCES AROUND MODES OF DEATH, THE CASE OF IMPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER-DEFIBRILLATORS,
P3-41 DOES UNBLINDING OF TREATMENT ASSIGNMENT IMPACT PARTICIPANT PERCEPTIONS IN CLINICAL TRIALS?
P1-25 RESULTS FROM A DECISION MAKING SURVEY OF LATINA BREAST CANCER PATIENTS,
P2-20 MEASURING PREFERENCES AROUND MODES OF DEATH, THE CASE OF IMPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER-DEFIBRILLATORS,
P3-41 DOES UNBLINDING OF TREATMENT ASSIGNMENT IMPACT PARTICIPANT PERCEPTIONS IN CLINICAL TRIALS?
P2-22 A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS: EFFECT ON KNOWLEDGE, PREPAREDNESS FOR DECISION-MAKING, SELF-EFFICACY, AND WILLINGNESS TO PARTICIPATE,
P3-5 REACTIONS TO A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS AND ITS EFFECT ON ATTITUDES TOWARDS PARTICIPATION
P3-5 REACTIONS TO A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS AND ITS EFFECT ON ATTITUDES TOWARDS PARTICIPATION
P2-26 DEVELOPMENT AND USABILITY TESTING OF ANSWER: A WEB-BASED METHOTREXATE DECISION AID FOR PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS,
P2-29 INTERNATIONAL WORKING GROUP ON CORE COMPETENCIES FOR TRAINING HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN SHARED DECISION MAKING HIGHLIGHTS THE HETEROGENEITY OF CURRENT PROGRAMS,
P2-30 HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS' INTENTIONS TO ENGAGE IN AN INTERPROFESSIONAL APPROACH TO SHARED DECISION MAKING IN HOME CARE PROGRAMS: A MIXED METHODS STUDY
P2-29 INTERNATIONAL WORKING GROUP ON CORE COMPETENCIES FOR TRAINING HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN SHARED DECISION MAKING HIGHLIGHTS THE HETEROGENEITY OF CURRENT PROGRAMS,
P2-30 HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS' INTENTIONS TO ENGAGE IN AN INTERPROFESSIONAL APPROACH TO SHARED DECISION MAKING IN HOME CARE PROGRAMS: A MIXED METHODS STUDY
P1-60 COST-EFFICIENT DESIGN OF EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES USING DISCRETE EVENT SIMULATION MODEL – EPISOL STUDY SIMULATOR 1.0,
P3-8 FACE-TIME VERSUS TEST ORDERING: IS THERE A TRADE-OFF?,
P3-9 OPTIMIZING OUTPATIENT RESIDENCY TRAINING: BALANCING CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH ACCESS TO CARE,
P3-49 USING RFID-BASED REAL-TIME LOCATION SYSTEMS TO DESCRIBE AND UNDERSTAND SOCIAL NETWORKS IN THE OUTPATIENT SETTING,
P3-50 EXPLORING USER RESISTANCE AND TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION FACTORS IN HEALTHCARE,
P4-10 IN-GROUP/OUT-GROUP – DOES IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE? GENDER, ETHNICITY, RACE AND FACE-TIME
P3-8 FACE-TIME VERSUS TEST ORDERING: IS THERE A TRADE-OFF?,
P3-9 OPTIMIZING OUTPATIENT RESIDENCY TRAINING: BALANCING CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH ACCESS TO CARE,
P3-49 USING RFID-BASED REAL-TIME LOCATION SYSTEMS TO DESCRIBE AND UNDERSTAND SOCIAL NETWORKS IN THE OUTPATIENT SETTING,
P3-50 EXPLORING USER RESISTANCE AND TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION FACTORS IN HEALTHCARE,
P4-10 IN-GROUP/OUT-GROUP – DOES IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE? GENDER, ETHNICITY, RACE AND FACE-TIME
P2-3 ABSTRACT WITHDRAWN - ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF 21-GENE ASSAY FOR EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER PATIENTS FROM A PERSPECTIVE OF CHINESE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM,
P4-45 PRELIMINARY OUTCOMES TOWARDS A RISK-BASED MICROSIMULATION DECISION-ANALYTICAL MODEL BASED ON TREATMENT AND COST INPUTS FROM A REAL WORLD COHORT OF BREAST CANCER PATIENTS
P4-45 PRELIMINARY OUTCOMES TOWARDS A RISK-BASED MICROSIMULATION DECISION-ANALYTICAL MODEL BASED ON TREATMENT AND COST INPUTS FROM A REAL WORLD COHORT OF BREAST CANCER PATIENTS
P1-32 MODELING THE ADDED PREDICTIVE VALUE OF A NOVEL CARDIOVASCULAR RISK MARKER WITH A SIMPLE MARKOV MODEL,
P2-51 ITERATIVE CALIBRATION OF MONTE-CARLO MARKOV MODELS USED FOR EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF UPDATING TRADITIONAL CARDIOVASCULAR RISK PREDICTIONS WITH NOVEL RISK MARKERS,
P4-36 MEN'S PREFERENCES FOR PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING: A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT
P2-51 ITERATIVE CALIBRATION OF MONTE-CARLO MARKOV MODELS USED FOR EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF UPDATING TRADITIONAL CARDIOVASCULAR RISK PREDICTIONS WITH NOVEL RISK MARKERS,
P4-36 MEN'S PREFERENCES FOR PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING: A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT
D-1 TESTING THE ADDED VALUE OF DECISION AID COMPONENTS TO FACILITATE PATIENTS INFORMED DECISION MAKING ABOUT DIALYSIS TREATMENT OPTIONS,
PRES-1 SMDM: IN QUEST OF QUALITY,
P1-23 SUPPORTING PATIENT DECISION-MAKING FOR SURGERY VERSUS PROLONGED CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT FOR HERNIATED DISK: EVALUATION OF ENRICHED VIDEO AND TEXTUAL WEB-BASED PATIENT DECISION AIDS IN A MULTI-CENTER RANDOMIZED TRIAL,
P4-20 BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO IMPLEMENT SHARED DECISION MAKING IN TREATMENT OF SCIATICA PATIENTS,
P4-33 EXPLICIT ATTITUDES SEEM MORE DECISIVE FOR INTENTIONS ABOUT CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING THAN IMPLICIT ATTITUDES
PRES-1 SMDM: IN QUEST OF QUALITY,
P1-23 SUPPORTING PATIENT DECISION-MAKING FOR SURGERY VERSUS PROLONGED CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT FOR HERNIATED DISK: EVALUATION OF ENRICHED VIDEO AND TEXTUAL WEB-BASED PATIENT DECISION AIDS IN A MULTI-CENTER RANDOMIZED TRIAL,
P4-20 BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO IMPLEMENT SHARED DECISION MAKING IN TREATMENT OF SCIATICA PATIENTS,
P4-33 EXPLICIT ATTITUDES SEEM MORE DECISIVE FOR INTENTIONS ABOUT CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING THAN IMPLICIT ATTITUDES
J-1 BRIEF EDUCATION AND COMPLETING A CONJOINT VALUATION SURVEY REDUCE DECISIONAL CONFLICT REGARDING LUNG CANCER SCREENING AMONG INDIVIDUALS AT-RISK FOR LUNG CANCER,
P1-20 WHAT ATTRIBUTES OF A LUNG CANCER SCREENING TEST AFFECT INTEREST IN BEING SCREENED?,
P2-22 A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS: EFFECT ON KNOWLEDGE, PREPAREDNESS FOR DECISION-MAKING, SELF-EFFICACY, AND WILLINGNESS TO PARTICIPATE,
P3-5 REACTIONS TO A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS AND ITS EFFECT ON ATTITUDES TOWARDS PARTICIPATION,
P4-5 INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENCES IN DESIRE FOR LUNG CANCER SCREENING
P1-20 WHAT ATTRIBUTES OF A LUNG CANCER SCREENING TEST AFFECT INTEREST IN BEING SCREENED?,
P2-22 A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS: EFFECT ON KNOWLEDGE, PREPAREDNESS FOR DECISION-MAKING, SELF-EFFICACY, AND WILLINGNESS TO PARTICIPATE,
P3-5 REACTIONS TO A TARGETED DECISION AID FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS AND ITS EFFECT ON ATTITUDES TOWARDS PARTICIPATION,
P4-5 INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENCES IN DESIRE FOR LUNG CANCER SCREENING