
Opinion|Videos|March 24, 2025
Approaches to Patient Shared Decision-Making in EGFR-Mutated NSCLC
Panelists discuss how medical professionals use shared decision-making by aligning treatment options with patient values, discussing benefits, risks, and preferences. Patients often prioritize longest progression-free survival (PFS), lowest toxicity, and shortest infusion time. Collaborative discussions ensure personalized, evidence-based care.
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How do you incorporate shared decision-making when selecting the most appropriate initial treatment option for a patient and what do you find patients value most (eg, longest PFS, lowest toxicity, shortest infusion time commitment)?
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