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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2018 Oct 16;55(6):896–907. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2018.06.016

Table 1.

Main Characteristics of the Included Studies

Study, design, country Study period N, Population, Age years (mean) or range Settings Intervention (I) and comparator (C) Reported outcomes
Allen 2010,34
RCT, U.S.
September 2006–July 2007 625, with no prostate cancer, aged 45–70 years Work (12 work sites with Standard Industrial Classification codes 20 to 39 that represent manufacturing industries were randomly assigned to an intervention or nonintervention comparison condition) I: interactive DA
C: No DA
Intention, knowledge, decisional conflict
Evans 2010,35
RCT, United Kingdom
NR 514, men were invited to participate by their general practitioners in South Wales, United Kingdom, mean age not reported, aged 50–75 years Any Internet based and mailed interventions accessible from home or any setting I: interactive DA, visual DA
C: No DA
Intention, uptake, knowledge, anxiety, attitude, decisional conflict
Frosch 2001,46
Non-RCT, U.S.
NR 176, male patients at the Health Appraisal Clinic, in the department of preventive medicine, Kaiser Permanente, San Diego, California, aged >50 years Outpatient clinic I: audio-visual DA
C: General information about PSA testing (presented orally)
Uptake, knowledge
Frosch 2008,47
RCT, U.S.
March 2005–May 2006 611, Participants were recruited from the Health Appraisal Clinic of Kaiser Permanente, San Diego, California. The clinic conducts preventive screening examinations, aged >50 years Outpatient clinic I: interactive DA, visual DA
C: Not a DA (men were given links to public websites on prostate cancer screening)
Uptake, knowledge
Gattellari 2003,48
RCT, Australia
NR 248, men were recruited from the practices of 13 local general practitioners in Sydney, Australia, ~54, aged 40–70 years Outpatient clinic (GP’s office) I: visual DA
C: Not a DA (Pamphlet published by Australian Government)
Intention, knowledge, attitude, decisional conflict
Gattellari 2005,49
RCT, Australia
NR 421, men recruited by making telephone calls using randomly selected numbers from 29 contiguous postcodes in Sydney, Australia, from the white-page telephone directory, ~58, aged 50–70 years Community I: visual DA, audio-visual DA
C: Not a DA (Leaflet “Testing for prostate cancer”)
Intention, knowledge, attitude, decisional conflict
Lepore 2012,50
RCT, U.S.
June 2005–August 2006 490, African American men, a high immigrant percentage, 55.04, aged 45–70 years Community I: visual DA
C: Not a DA (telephone conversation about fruit and vegetable consumption)
Intention, uptake, knowledge, anxiety, decisional conflict
Partin 2004,51,52
RCT, U.S.
NR 893, male Veterans with primary care appointments at participating facilities aged ≥50 years Outpatient clinic (mailed intervention) I: visual DA, audio-visual DA
C: Usual care
Intention, uptake, knowledge
Tran 2015,53
RCT, France
October 2012–February 2013 1,170, men from 86 general practice clinics in France, in both urban and rural environments 61, aged 50–75 years Outpatient clinic I: visual DA
C: Usual care (physicians answered patients’ questions)
Intention
Volk 1999,36,37
2003, RCT, U.S.
NR 158, Male patients seen at primary care at the Family Medicine Center at The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas ~59 years, aged 45–70 years Outpatient clinic I: audio-visual DA
C: No DA
Intention, uptake, knowledge
Watson 2006,38
RCT, United Kingdom
NR 977, men from 11 general practices in England (Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire) and Wales (Cwmbran and Aberystwyth) mean age not reported, aged 40–75 years Any, (mailed DA) I: visual DA
C: Not a DA (questionnaire only)
Intention, knowledge, attitude
Barry 2015,39
Before after, U.S.
2009–2013 (data collection) 1,041, men recruited at primary care practices affiliated with two health systems -Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Massachusetts General Hospital, mean age not reported, aged 50– ≥70 years Any, (mailed DVD) I: interactive DA
C: NA
Intention, knowledge
Frencher 2016,40
Before after, U.S.
NR 120, African American men were recruited from 50 barbershops located in South Los Angeles, California, aged ≥40 years Community (Black Barbershop Health Outreach Program [BBHOP]) I: audio-visual DA (culturally specific)
C: audio-visual DA (not culturally specific)
Intention, knowledge
Ruthman 2004,41
Controlled before-after, U.S.
NR 104, Subjects were men who attended a Veterans Administration clinic 66.32, aged 51–77 years Outpatient clinic I: audio-visual DA
C: No DA
Intention, Knowledge
Sheridan 2004,42
Before-after, U.S.
NR 188, men who were presenting to a university internal medicine clinic for routine care, 60, aged 45–85 years Outpatient clinic I: visual DA
C: NA
Intention
Krist 2007,43
RCT, U.S.
June 2002–June 2004 497, men with no history of prostate cancer, aged 50–70 years Any, (mailed DA) I: interactive DA, visual DA
C: Usual care
Uptake, knowledge, decisional conflict
Ilic 2008,44
RCT, Australia
NR 156, men who have never been screened for prostate cancer, aged >45 years Any, (mailed DA) I: audio-visual DA, interactive DA, visual DA
C: DAs
Intention, knowledge, anxiety, decisional conflict
Stamm 2017,45
RCT, U.S.
NR 329, English speaking men with no history of prostate cancer, men who might have prostate screening more than 1 year ago, aged 50–75 years Any, (mailed DA) I: visual DA
C: Usual care
Uptake, knowledge

NR, not reported; NA, not applicable; PSA, prostate-specific antigen; DA, PSA-based screening patient decision aid.