Citation:Watts KJ, Meiser B, Wakefield CE, Barratt AL, Howard K, Cheah BC, et al 2013

Citation

Watts KJ, Meiser B, Wakefield CE, Barratt AL, Howard K, Cheah BC, et al. Online Prostate Cancer Screening Decision Aid for At-Risk Men: A Randomized Trial. Health Psychol 2013 Nov 25 Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24274808.

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Critical appraisal link	Clinical question	Assigned to	Status
Watts KJ, Meiser B, Wakefield CE, Barratt AL, Howard K, Cheah BC, et al 2013	In men without evidence of prostate cancer, does a decision support intervention or decision aid compared with usual care improve knowledge, decisional satisfaction, decision-related distress and decisional uncertainty about PSA testing for early detection of prostate cancer?	Cindy Peng	completed
Watts KJ, Meiser B, Wakefield CE, Barratt AL, Howard K, Cheah BC, et al 2013 2	In men without evidence of prostate cancer, does a decision support intervention or decision aid compared with usual care improve knowledge, decisional satisfaction, decision-related distress and decisional uncertainty about PSA testing for early detection of prostate cancer?	Dr. med. univ. Dana Stefanovic	completed

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• [[Clinical question:What methods of decision support for men about PSA testing increase men’s capacity to make an informed decision for or against testing?|]] (compare critical appraisals)
• [[Clinical question:What methods of decision support for men about PSA testing increase men’s capacity to make an informed decision for or against testing?|]] (compare critical appraisals)

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