Shared Decision-Making, Therapeutic Choice, and Decisional Regret in Patients With Alopecia Areata

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Most patients with alopecia areata preferred to make treatment decisions with their dermatologist, and increased shared decision-making correlated with lower decisional regret. https://t.co/fuv59hpTS2

Shared Decision-Making, Therapeutic Choice, and Decisional Regret in Patients With Alopecia Areata https://t.co/AEyZVVD6aM via @JAMADerm part of @JAMANetwork

RT @Desaze: Extremely important in clinical practice 👉🏻 Shared Decision-Making, Therapeutic Choice, and Decisional Regret in Patients With…

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