The impact of information about different absolute benefits and harms on intention to participate in colorectal cancer screening: A think-aloud study and online randomised experiment
- Usher-Smith, J.A. (Juliet A.)
- Mills, K.M. (Katie M.)
- Riedinger, C. (Christiane)
- Saunders, C.L. (Catherine L.)
- Helsingen, L.M. (Lise M.)
- Lytvyn, L. (Lyubov)
- Buskermolen, M. (Maaike)
- Lansdorp-Vogelaar, I. (Iris)
- Bretthauer, M. (Michael)
- Guyatt, G.H. (Gordon)
- Griffin, S. (Simon)
Publication date
February 2021
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
Background There is considerable heterogeneity in individuals’ risk of disease and thus the absolute benefits and harms of population-wide screening programmes. Using colorectal cancer (CRC) screening as an exemplar, we explored how people make decisions about screening when presented with information about absolute benefits and harms, and how thos
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