Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer¶
Klotz, L. (2005). Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer: For Whom?. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 23(32), 8165-8169.
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- Action Bias
- The interventions inherit that portability. Watchful-waiting protocols are one move whether realized as a clinical "active surveillance" pathway, a financial "do not trade the news" rule, or a managerial "let them finish" norm — each names inaction as a substantive option.
This sourceEstablishes active surveillance as a sanctioned non-intervention (watchful-waiting) clinical pathway for favorable-risk prostate cancer.
- The interventions inherit that portability. Watchful-waiting protocols are one move whether realized as a clinical "active surveillance" pathway, a financial "do not trade the news" rule, or a managerial "let them finish" norm — each names inaction as a substantive option.
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