The Trade-Offs that Vietnamese Women Make in Early Detection Services for Breast Cancer: Insights from a Discrete Choice Experiment Using a Latent Class Model

Key Points

• This research aims to understand the diverse preferences of Vietnamese women regarding breast cancer screening services.
• Conducted a discrete choice experiment to evaluate preferences for breast cancer screening programs.
• Utilized a latent class model to analyze the data and identify distinct preference groups.
• Engaged women in Vietnam to gather insights on their screening choices.
• Identified distinct preference segments among Vietnamese women regarding breast cancer screenings.
• Highlighted a variety of factors influencing the decision to participate in screening programs.

Abstract