Corrigendum to: ‘Patient-related characteristics considered to affect patient involvement in shared decision making about treatment: A scoping review of the qualitative literature’ Patient Education and Counseling 111 (2023) 107677': A scoping review of the qualitative literature (vol 111, 107677, 2023)

The authors regret to inform readers that there were errors in the numbering of some citations in Table 1 and in one sentence in section 3.3.2. The corrections (indicated in bold) are: Table 1, Alameddine, 2020, Dubai [64]; Baig, 2020, Pakistan [65]; Becher, 2021, Germany [40]; Carrotte, 2021, Australia [38]; Finlay, 2020, Canada [81]; Gibson, 2020, England [41]; Haugom, 2020, Norway [80]; House, 2021, USA [79]; Huang, 2021, China [45]; Jiang, 2021, China [54]; Keij, 2021, the Netherlands [9]; Moleman, 2021, the Netherlands [67]; Pan, 2022, China [26]; Rodenburg-Vandenbussche, 2020, the Netherlands [36], Sumpton, 2021, Australia [35], Van Beek-Peeters, 2021, the Netherlands [21]; Vedasto, 2021, Tanzania [25]; Whitney, 2021, USA [77]; Windon, 2021, USA [34]; Wubben, 2021, the Netherlands [66]. The corrected table can be found below. Self-efficacy and self-confidence in being involved in the SDM process were reported to benefit patient involvement [20, 35, 40, 54], and such self-efficacy may grow over time [35]. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused [Table presented]. DOI of original article: doi: 10.1016/j.pec.2023.107677.