A mixed methods study exploring the role of perceived side effects on treatment decision-making in older adults with acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

Dawn Maze,Roland B. Walter,Diana M. Merino,Timothy J Bell,Louise OHara,Francois Peloquin,Lucy Morgan,Loriana Hernandez,Jasmine Healy,Charlotte Panter,Verna L. Welch,Adam Gater,Karim Amer,Ryan Hohman,Julia Stein,Andrew Brown,Nigel H. Russell,Thomas W. LeBlanc

A mixed methods study exploring the role of perceived side effects on treatment decision-making in older adults with acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

2021

Dawn Maze
Roland B. Walter
Diana M. Merino
Timothy J Bell
Louise OHara
Francois Peloquin
Lucy Morgan
Loriana Hernandez
Jasmine Healy
Charlotte Panter
Verna L. Welch
Adam Gater
Karim Amer
Ryan Hohman
Julia Stein
Andrew Brown
Nigel H. Russell
Thomas W. LeBlanc

7016Background: AML patients may be treated with intensive chemotherapy (IC), or non-intensive chemotherapy (NIC) or they may receive best supportive care (BSC) or hospice care. Balancing treatment...

Keywords:

Medicine
intensive chemotherapy
Intensive care medicine
Chemotherapy
hospice care
Myeloid leukemia
treatment decision making

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