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Patients' perceptions about diagnosis and treatment of chronic myeloid leukemia: a cross-sectional study among Brazilian patients.

Sao Paulo Med J · 2015 · PMC10496560 · PMID 25388686

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Since there may be significant differences in patients' perceptions of the quality and quantity of information received and in their participation in medical decisions among populations in different countries, it is important that studies like this should be conducted in Brazil. 17 OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to evaluate Brazilian CML patients' perceptions about the disease, their access to information regarding the diagnosis, treatment and care received, adverse effects and relationships with doctors; and associations of these variables with patients' demographics, region and access to healthcare.

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