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This scoping review of breast cancer patient preference studies highlights diverse methodologies and patient involvement strategies. Findings suggest a need for clearer objectives and implementation plans to effectively integrate patient preferences into decision-making.

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  • Health Services Research
  • Patient-Reported Outcomes

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  • Breast cancer significantly impacts patient quality of life and survival.
  • Understanding patient preferences is crucial for improving care and treatment decisions.
  • Patient preference studies offer insights into what is most important to individuals with breast cancer.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To conduct a scoping review of published breast cancer patient preference studies.
  • To analyze study designs, preference outcomes, recruitment strategies, and patient involvement.
  • To identify trends and gaps in patient preference research within breast cancer.

Main Methods:

  • A comprehensive search strategy was employed across five major databases.
  • Keywords included 'breast cancer' and 'patient preference'.
  • Articles underwent double-blind screening and data extraction for analysis.

Main Results:

  • 31 articles published between 1995-2024 were included, spanning various countries and methodologies.
  • Studies focused on treatment adverse events and survival elements, with survival consistently rated as important.
  • Patient involvement varied, including advisory boards, interviews, focus groups, and pilot testing.

Conclusions:

  • Published breast cancer patient preference studies exhibit considerable diversity in methods, outcomes, and patient engagement.
  • This heterogeneity may hinder the practical application of patient preferences in clinical decision-making.
  • Future studies should adopt clear objectives and robust implementation strategies to maximize patient impact.