Decision-related outcomes
UC
EFFECTS INCREASED
The significant decrease in decisional conflict three months after DA use (primary outcome) compared to UC was accompanied by the feelings of being informed and supported. After six months, these effects increased even more and were accompanied by an improvement in value clarity. The results on decisional conflict are consistent with previous findings on the effectiveness of DAs specially used for women with pathogenic The proportion of women undecided for preventive strategy strongly decreased throughout the study course, with the IG and CG having comparable decision status at baseline and after three months. This is in line with results from a study [Decision regret was low and women with and without DA did not differ in decision regret with regard to any of the preventive options. This is in line with other studies that reported on low regret or high satisfaction by women who had decided for risk-reducing surgery [