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1 Introduction Shared decision-making, a collaborative process in which patients and providers partner to make well-informed, preference-concordant clinical care decisions, is a cornerstone of high-quality, patient-centered cancer care [1]. Shared decision-making promotes patient autonomy, psychosocial outcomes, and uptake of evidence-based treatments [2, 3]. Despite its value, in practice, shared decision-making does not always occur.
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