Prostate Cancer Screening Shared Decision Making and Prostate-Specific Antigen Testing in Black and Non-Black Men in Primary Care in South Carolina.

Our results indicate very low rates of prostate cancer shared decision-making in Black and non-Black men. Men with documented shared decision-making conversations were significantly more likely to receive prostate cancer screening.

Study results suggest the need for increased shared decision-making in all patients and the need for improved clinician documentation of shared decision-making conversations to evaluate whether men receive the standard of care regarding prostate cancer screening.