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. 2020 Jul 17;13(5):611–621. doi: 10.1007/s40271-020-00433-8

Table 2.

Value elements rated as high priority by patient stakeholders in the stage 2 evaluation

>75% rated 12 elements as high priority 50–75% rated 20 elements as high priority 25–49% rated 9 elements as high priority < 25% rated 4 elements as high priority
Tolerability Length of treatment Cultural barriers Conflict with religious beliefs
Side effects Maintain social activities Stigma Fear of rejection by family
Ability to maintain relationships with family Support network Sibling costs Fear of rejection by society
Ability to work Ability to relationships with peers Pharmacy access to the medication
Impact on depression Fatigue Alternative treatments
Affordability Impact on anxiety Predictable healthcare needs
Long-term costs Cost of treatment-related side effects Consistency of care
Reimbursed care Long-term effects on family Age of onset
Available treatment Relocation costs to be closer to patient Intermediate/surrogate endpoints
Appropriateness of care New therapeutic option
Provider willing to deliver care System navigation
Explanation of treatment (risks & benefits) Proximity to care location
Treatment access in socially neglected populations
Life EXPECTANCY
Impact on education
Impact on career
Inability to plan
Provider relationship & trust
Care transitions
Symptom importance