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Before a results or treatment-planning appointment, patients receive a list of good questions to ask, tailored to their situation, and can tick the ones they want covered.
Question prompt lists increase question-asking in randomised studies, particularly when clinicians endorse them. Portals can deliver tailored lists (stage, treatment intent, trial availability) automatically before scheduled visits, with the selected questions visible to the clinician. This is a cheap, scalable implementation of a proven tool that mostly fails through lack of delivery.
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