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Table 2 Attributes (n = 120) of colorectal cancer screening tests by categories (n = 6) extracted from 23 publications

From: Attributes in stated preference elicitation studies on colorectal cancer screening and their relative importance for decision-making among screenees: a systematic review

Categories

Procedure-related characteristics (n = 42)

Test characteristics (n = 23)

Attributes

Procedure

Frequency

Preparation

Location

Follow-up test required

Duration

Mode of test delivery

Purpose

Sensitivity

Specificity

1-Speificity

1-Sensitivity

Proportion of false positives in relation to all screenees

Total number of attributes

13

12

10

2

2

1

1

1

12

4

2

1

4

Rating

Hawley et al., 2008 [46]

1a

1

1

     

1b

    

Ranking

Gyrd-Hansen et al., 2001 [58]

 

1

          

1c

Discrete choice

Generic

Salkeld et al., 2000 [55]

  

1

         

1d

Salkeld et al., 2003 [56]

            

1e

Marshall et al., 2007 [39]

1

 

1

     

1

1

   

Howard et al., 2009 [43]

1

 

1

     

2

1

   

Marshall et al., 2009 [47]

1a

1

1

 

1

   

1

1

   

Van Dam et al., 2010 [36]

 

1

1

1

 

1

       

Nayaradou et al., 2010 [59]

1

     

1

 

1

   

1f

Pignone et al., 2012 [44]

1a

1

           

Brenner et al., 2014 [45]

1a

1

  

1

        

Groothuis-Oudshoorn et al., 2014 [53]

1a

1

1

     

1

1

   

Pignone et al., 2014 [48]

1

            

Kistler et al., 2015 [49]

1a

1

           

Martens et al., 2016 [50]

1

            

Osborne et al., 2018 [57]

1

       

1b

    

Mansfield et al., 2018 [51]

  

1

    

1

1a,b

    

Ramezani_Doroh et al., 2019 [60]

1a

1

1

1

    

1

    

De Bekker-Grob et al., 2019 [41]

 

1

         

1

 

Phisalprapa et al., 2021 [61]

 

1

1

          

Labelled

Hol et al., 2010 [38]

 

1

           

Benning et al., 2014 [52]

        

1

 

1

  

Benning et al., 2014 [54]

        

1

 

1

  

Categories

Benefits (n = 13)

Harms (n = 16)

Structural characteristics of health care (n = 24)

 

Attributes

Reduction in colorectal cancer mortality (and incidence)

Colorectal cancer survival

Test-related pain and/or discomfort

Risk of complications

Out-of-pocket costs

Information processes

Travel time to screening facility

Waiting time for follow-up-test

Supervision

Level of evidence

Total number of attributes

12

1

8

8

15

5

2

1

1

2

Rating

 

Hawley et al., 2008 [46]

  

1

       

Ranking

 

Gyrd-Hansen et al., 2001 [58]

1

   

1

     

Discrete choice

Generic

Salkeld et al., 2000 [55]

    

1

1

  

1

 

Salkeld et al., 2003 [56]

1

    

1

    

Marshall et al., 2007 [39]

  

1

 

1

     

Howard et al., 2009 [43]

    

1

     

Marshall et al., 2009 [47]

  

1

1

1

     

Van Dam et al., 2010 [36]

1

 

1

1

      

Nayaradou et al., 2010 [59]

1

   

1

1

    

Pignone et al., 2012 [44]

1a

 

1

1

1

     

Brenner et al., 2014 [45]

1a

  

1

      

Groothuis-Oudshoorn et al., 2014 [53]

   

1

      

Pignone et al., 2014 [48]

    

2

 

1

   

Kistler et al., 2015 [49]

1

  

1

      

Martens et al., 2016 [50]

    

2

 

1

   

Osborne et al., 2018 [57]

    

1

     

Mansfield et al., 2018 [51]

  

1a

 

1

     

Ramezani_Doroh et al., 2019 [60]

1

 

1

1

1

     

De Bekker-Grob et al., 2019 [41]

 

1

   

1

 

1

  

Phisalprapa et al., 2021 [61]

1

 

1

1

1

     

Labelled

Hol et al., 2010 [38]

1

         

Benning et al., 2014 [52]

1

        

1

Benning et al., 2014 [54]

1

    

1

   

1

  1. aCombination of different aspects within one attribute
  2. bStated as accuracy and/or performance by the authors
  3. cStated as risk of being called in for an unnecessary colonoscopy
  4. dStated as chance of a false positive test by the authors
  5. eStated as chance of a false positive test result and requiring an unnecessary colonoscopy by the authors
  6. fStated as the number of unnecessary colonoscopies generated by the possible occurrence of false-positive results by the authors