Prevalence of prognostic uncertainty and impact on prognostic discussions in thoracic oncology.

Volume: 37, Issue: 31_suppl, Pages: 33 - 33
Published: Nov 1, 2019
Abstract
33 Background: Recent advances for late-stage lung cancer may have led to a shift from therapeutic ‘nihilism’ to ‘optimism’ (Temel, JCO 2016). It is not known whether this shift has increased prognostic uncertainty nor whether oncologists’ tolerance of uncertainty affects their prognostic discussion practices. Methods: In October 2018, we sent a 34-item survey by FedEx to a random sample of thoracic oncologists (n=444) listed in the...
Paper Details
Title
Prevalence of prognostic uncertainty and impact on prognostic discussions in thoracic oncology.
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Volume
37
Issue
31_suppl
Pages
33 - 33
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