Associations between personality and end-of-life care preferences among men with prostate cancer: A clustering approach

Keyphrases

• Prostate Cancer 100%
• Care Preferences 100%
• Neuroticism 100%
• Clustering Approach 100%
• End-of-life Care Preference 100%
• Palliative Care 66%
• Life Support 66%
• Cluster Analysis 66%
• Agreeableness 66%
• Five-factor Model of Personality 66%
• Quality of Life Improvement 33%
• End-of-life Care 33%
• Health Support 33%
• Support Services 33%
• Personalized Medicine 33%
• Patient Service 33%
• Prostate Cancer Screening 33%
• Personality Traits 33%
• Individual-level Factors 33%
• In Care 33%
• Conscientiousness 33%
• Palliative Care Services 33%
• Chi-square Test 33%
• Extraversion 33%
• Personality Dimensions 33%
• Emotional Instability 33%
• Depth Information 33%
• Life Support Care 33%
• Patient-centered Care Model 33%
• Emotional Negativity 33%
• Preferences for End-of-life Care 33%

Psychology

• End-Of-Life Care 100%
• Prostate Cancer 100%
• Neuroticism 60%
• Palliative Care 60%
• Agreeableness 40%
• Cluster Analysis 40%
• Five-Factor Model of Personality 40%
• Extraversion 20%
• Conscientiousness 20%
• Patient-Centered Care 20%
• Healthcare 20%
• Quality of Life 20%
• Personality Trait 20%
• Analysis of Variance 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Prostate Cancer 100%
• End of Life Care 100%
• Symptomatic Treatment 60%
• Neurosis 60%
• Cluster Analysis 40%
• Patient Care 20%
• Analysis of Variance 20%
• Personalized Medicine 20%
• Chi Square Test 20%
• Extraversion 20%
• Prostate Cancer Diagnosis 20%
• Mental Instability 20%
• Quality of Life 20%
• Health Care 20%