Diana Ngo
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Diana Ngo is a researcher whose work centers on shared decision-making in oncology, particularly for prostate cancer treatment. Her most-cited paper, "Low conflict and high satisfaction: Decisional outcomes after attending a combined clinic to choose between robotic prostatectomy and radiotherapy for prostate cancer" (2021), has garnered 5 citations and highlights her focus on improving patient experiences during complex medical choices. Ngo’s major contribution lies in demonstrating how multidisciplinary clinics can reduce decisional conflict and enhance satisfaction, offering a practical model for integrating patient preferences into treatment pathways. This work is notable for its direct clinical relevance, providing evidence that structured, collaborative consultations lead to better outcomes for men facing surgery versus radiation. While her citation count is modest, her research addresses a critical gap in patient-centered care, emphasizing the psychological and emotional dimensions of cancer treatment decisions. Ngo’s achievements include advancing the conversation around decisional quality, making her a valuable voice for clinicians and researchers seeking to optimize patient engagement and reduce regret in oncology settings.
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