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Factors involved in deciding to start preventive treatment: qualitative study of clinicians’ and lay people’s attitudes
  1. David K Lewis,
  2. Jude Robinson,
  3. Ewan Wilkinson

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    Objectives: To explore the views of clinicians and lay people about the minimum benefit needed to justify drug treatment to prevent heart attacks, and to explore the rationale behind treatment decisions.

    Design: Qualitative study using semi-structured interviews.

    Participants: …

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