Validation of a decision regret scale¶
Brehaut, J. C., O'Connor, Wood, Hack, Siminoff, Gordon, & Feldman-Stewart, D. (2003). Validation of a decision regret scale. Medical Decision Making, 23(4), 281-292.
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- Medicine: Clinicians weigh decision regret — acting versus waiting, screening versus not — especially when a missed window produces an irreversible outcome, and validated instruments such as the Decision Regret Scale measure patients' retrospective regret over medical choices.
This sourceDevelops and validates the Decision Regret Scale measuring patients' retrospective regret over medical choices.
- Medicine: Clinicians weigh decision regret — acting versus waiting, screening versus not — especially when a missed window produces an irreversible outcome, and validated instruments such as the Decision Regret Scale measure patients' retrospective regret over medical choices.
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