Ovarian function suppression decision-making and uptake in premenopausal women with breast cancer: a mixed methods analysis

Key Points

• The study aims to understand how premenopausal women with breast cancer make decisions regarding ovarian function suppression and the support they need.
• Mixed methods analysis was employed to explore decision-making processes.
• Participants included premenopausal women diagnosed with breast cancer.
• Interviews and surveys assessed the impact of educational strategies and decision aids.
• There is a need for more tailored support in decision-making about ovarian function suppression.
• Educational strategies such as peer mentors may enhance understanding and uptake of ovarian function suppression options.