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This research aims to understand the diverse preferences of Vietnamese women regarding breast cancer screening services.

April 10, 2026Open Access

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

Women in Vietnam exhibit heterogeneous preferences for breast cancer screening (BCS) programs and mammography screening. This study provides supporting evidence related to Vietnamese women's preferences for BCS, which may be valuable for public health authorities.

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

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