It is a familiar, if not preferred, role for Team Kreklow.
It also addressed the patients' preferred role in the decision-making process, including to what extent they would like to be informed about advantages and disadvantages.
This study found no relationships between age group, gender, or education and preferred role.
Oncologists should be better able to identify patients preferred role in the intervention group.
In this study, we explored a student's preferred role in peer discussions.
An association between marital status and preferred role repoted in three studies.
There was no correlation between age, gender, or education and preferred role.
Performance includes the preferred role as patient or as nurse linked to expectations about interaction in the community practice setting.
Thus, the full model we tested was: preferred role ∼ gender + race/ethnicity/nationality + relative biology competency + friend in group + term.
Five response statements assess participants' preferred role in decision making, two responses represent an active role, one a shared role and two responses a passive role.
In contrast, yet other studies demonstrated that the age of patients had no influence on the patients' preferred role [ 12, 25].
