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Editor’s Pick: Patients’ Preferences for Models of Follow-Up Care During or After Initial Cancer Treatment in Greece: Development of the Patients’ Preferences for Models of Follow-Up Care During or After Initial Cancer Treatment in Greece: Development of

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By Eugena Stamuli, Maria Papageorgiou, HES Choices, Varvara Baroutsou
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1. This study will explore cancer survivor preferences in Greece, informing patient-centred care models and policy decisions for improving post-treatment support. 2. A discrete choice experiment is in development to identify preferences of patients with cancer for follow-up care models, offering insights important for enhancing survivorship care in Greece. 3. Health policymakers and clinicians must recognise the importance of patient preferences in survivorship care.
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Patients’ Preferences for Models of Follow-Up Care During or After Initial Cancer Treatment in Greece: Development of the Qualitative Phase, and Protocol for a Discrete Choice Experiment

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By Eugena Stamuli, HES Choices, Maria Papageorgiou, Varvara Baroutsou
| EMJ- European Medical Journal Verified
1. This study will explore cancer survivor preferences in Greece, informing patient-centred care models and policy decisions for improving post-treatment support. 2. A discrete choice experiment is in development to identify preferences of patients with cancer for follow-up care models, offering insights important for enhancing survivorship care in Greece. 3. Health policymakers and clinicians must recognise the importance of patient preferences in survivorship care.
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